Should we start a revolution of growing plants and raising animals at home?

[saiya_online]

As you know; produce and meat at grocery stores (unless you want to wageslave most of your money to Whole Foods) is tainted. Full of bad things they put into it and effect them. I wish more people would start taking land more seriously and starting a local garden with natural things. Use reverse osmosis for your water, or finding natural springs. Instead of the poisoned estrogenic water of the modern era (thanks Jews).
Another thing is raising animals. Sheep, cows, chicken, ect. Meat prices are rising and having your own available stock at home is a better investment. Maybe a local stock with your neighbor even. I've been reading old journal entries during colonial America. People traded a lot of things with their neighbors. Very odd things usually to get stuff. Certain animals for farm materials, ect. I feel that the giant metros of today isn't sustainable. Too many people disconnected from the natural world... sigh.
@Ellipsis @apemaxxed @pashtun @OverCoper @slayer69 @TallDarkAndHandsome @Witheredly90 @cancercell @It'snotover @garoupilled_

 

[Yliaster]

Growing your own food takes a shit ton of time and resources,especially if you have other responsibilites or
worst if you live in a non rural area.

Would definitely be enthusaistic about doing it if I had the time tho

 

[saiya_online]

Growing your own food takes a shit ton of time and resources,especially if you have other responsibilites or
worst if you live in a non rural area.

Would definitely be enthusaistic about doing it if I had the time tho

That's the thing I'm thinking most difficult about it is time and logistics. I've just been heavily thinking about this because of the people I see on this forum is depressing. Young males forced to live in boxes in the city; creates lots of pent up issues. It's a slow generational degradation. I think it'll break up the food crisis and overpopulation in certain areas problem. Thing is is it even possible to set this up in the suburbs?

 

[Yliaster]

Thing is is it even possible to set this up in the suburbs?

yeah it is,especially if you have a backyard

 

[_MVP_]

I will hold my own pigs, i will treat them Like Gods and slaughter them only after i gave them anesthesia

 

[Gonthar]

You need some land if you want to grow plants, but some animals you can raise even in an apartment, back in the communist era in Romania, it wasn't uncommon for some people to keep on their balcony rabbits or chickens.

 

[saiya_online]

You need some land if you want to grow plants, but some animals you can raise even in an apartment, back in the communist era in Romania, it wasn't uncommon for some people to keep on their balcony rabbits or chickens.

This seems to like a perfect starting for my plan actually. Start small, such as a garden in a pantry with today's technology. Spread out in your backyard. Though I'm thinking realistically for men living on their own.

 

[Deleted member 21661]

As you know; produce and meat at grocery stores (unless you want to wageslave most of your money to Whole Foods) is tainted. Full of bad things they put into it and effect them. I wish more people would start taking land more seriously and starting a local garden with natural things. Use reverse osmosis for your water, or finding natural springs. Instead of the poisoned estrogenic water of the modern era (thanks Jews).
Another thing is raising animals. Sheep, cows, chicken, ect. Meat prices are rising and having your own available stock at home is a better investment. Maybe a local stock with your neighbor even. I've been reading old journal entries during colonial America. People traded a lot of things with their neighbors. Very odd things usually to get stuff. Certain animals for farm materials, ect. I feel that the giant metros of today isn't sustainable. Too many people disconnected from the natural world... sigh.
@Ellipsis @apemaxxed @pashtun @OverCoper @slayer69 @TallDarkAndHandsome @Witheredly90 @cancercell @It'snotover @garoupilled_

You need time and money, I think the most realistic part is reaching around 30 (and you probably have to be rich them too), and collaborating with like minded people to start a self sufficient community. Then you can start a family and raise your kids on the food etc from there.

 

[BongMog]

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[Gonthar]

This seems to like a perfect starting for my plan actually. Start small, such as a garden in a pantry with today's technology. Spread out in your backyard. Though I'm thinking realistically for men living on their own.

You won't grow much plants in a pantry, except some very specific, rare and expensive ones like weed or mushrooms.

 

[Deleted member 11126]

As you know; produce and meat at grocery stores (unless you want to wageslave most of your money to Whole Foods) is tainted. Full of bad things they put into it and effect them. I wish more people would start taking land more seriously and starting a local garden with natural things. Use reverse osmosis for your water, or finding natural springs. Instead of the poisoned estrogenic water of the modern era (thanks Jews).
Another thing is raising animals. Sheep, cows, chicken, ect. Meat prices are rising and having your own available stock at home is a better investment. Maybe a local stock with your neighbor even. I've been reading old journal entries during colonial America. People traded a lot of things with their neighbors. Very odd things usually to get stuff. Certain animals for farm materials, ect. I feel that the giant metros of today isn't sustainable. Too many people disconnected from the natural world... sigh.
@Ellipsis @apemaxxed @pashtun @OverCoper @slayer69 @TallDarkAndHandsome @Witheredly90 @cancercell @It'snotover @garoupilled_

Why was I tagged?

I also shared my thoughts on this before. In the US people have tried going of the grid before Ruby Ridge comes to mind where the feds stormed a city founded by a guy for illegal firearms and shot a bunch of men women and children all for trying to build an alternate structure.

I think if this movement caught on they would ban it really best to just try and buy from farmers and then reverse osmosis. Call me cynical but the long term overall solution is not the symptoms or byproduct of this evil society the only solution is a revolutionary change on every level of society. Decentralization is a temporary solution

 

[slayer69]

yes we need to start farms.

Especially in Europe.

The entire animal farming industry in the Netherlands was shut down

Netherlands reportedly set to forcibly close 3,000 farms to comply with EU mandate | Fox News

Some Dutch farmers have said their industry is being unfairly targeted while other sectors like aviation are not

www.foxnews.com

Dutch govt to shut down up to 3000 farms, sparking more protests - Beef Central

The Dutch Government has announced plans to buy out 2,000 to 3,000 farms in a bid to comply controversial targets to reduce nitrogen run-off...Read More

www.beefcentral.com

Netherlands was an important source of meat for all of Europe.

They are shutting down other european farms too.

Governments are doing it by force. By way of this WEF forum “suggestion” (are u fucking kidding me)

We need to grow beef and eat it. Feed it all to our people.

 

[Yliaster]

Why was I tagged?

I also shared my thoughts on this before. In the US people have tried going of the grid before Ruby Ridge comes to mind where the feds stormed a city founded by a guy for illegal firearms and shot a bunch of men women and children all for trying to build an alternate structure.

I think if this movement caught on they would ban it really best to just try and buy from farmers and then reverse osmosis. Call me cynical but the long term overall solution is not the symptoms or byproduct of this evil society the only solution is a revolutionary change on every level of society. Decentralization is a temporary solution

always enjoy reading your comments man lol,underrated high IQ user

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[saiya_online]

yes we need to start farms.

Especially in Europe.

The entire animal farming industry in the Netherlands was shut down

Netherlands reportedly set to forcibly close 3,000 farms to comply with EU mandate | Fox News

Some Dutch farmers have said their industry is being unfairly targeted while other sectors like aviation are not

www.foxnews.com

Dutch govt to shut down up to 3000 farms, sparking more protests - Beef Central

The Dutch Government has announced plans to buy out 2,000 to 3,000 farms in a bid to comply controversial targets to reduce nitrogen run-off...Read More

www.beefcentral.com

Netherlands was an important source of meat for all of Europe.

They are shutting down other european farms too.

Governments are doing it by force. By way of this WEF forum “suggestion” (are u fucking kidding me)

We need to grow beef and eat it. Feed it all to our people.

Interesting, I'm honestly surprised the country they are focusing on for fauna and biodiversity is the fucking Netherlands JFL. Tbh one animal I want them to bring back to the country is the bison. This seems to be an excuse though since a swap to nuclear or wind would be much better. I don't know why they are trying to promote vegetarianism when it makes people subhuman (example is India).
Reintroduce bison there since that animal has insane amount of protein. You don't need as much as them compared to cows if the worry for animal emissions is that bad.

 

[slayer69]

I don't know why they are trying to promote vegetarianism when it makes people subhuman

You answered it yourself.

Would you rather be scared of 1000 strong willed people or 1000 sheep?

they want to weaken your thinking, your life, your health, your everything so that they become blatant slaves to you.

 

[slayer69]

Personally I want them to reintroduce bison there since that animal has insane amount of protein. You don't need as much as them compared to cows if the worry for animal emissions is that bad.

Dude what do you emissions?
Dawg all that shit goes out the window.

Ask the governments to regulate fucking factories and other polluting garbage companies… But no! Only the farms for some fucking reason.

 

[slayer69]

Interesting, I'm honestly surprised the country they are focusing on for fauna and biodiversity is the fucking Netherlands JFL

Because Dutch people are genetically next level with their mogger height and nature and rational thinking.
What better way to curb this than to just change their diets?

 

[slayer69]

This seems to be an excuse though since a swap to nuclear or wind would be much better.

Oh they will do that but ONLY after everyone becomes a controllable slave (which is 2030 in their opinion)

 

[saiya_online]

Because Dutch people are genetically next level with their mogger height and nature and rational thinking.
What better way to curb this than to just change their diets?

Sadly a lot of Dutch people online I've met seem to feel insecure and some weird regret. Like it's weird for a lot of them to feel any pride since introduction is common

They let people like this to change dutch museums ROFL

 

[It'snotover]

Based and farm pilled thread, if you'll do more threads like this i'll check them without any doubt. I tried the meat from some of my local farmers friends and believe me there is a huge difference compared to the supermarket meat, the biggest problem of industrial meat is the food and the water they are feed with, extremely low quality resources that impact negatively both the quality and the health of the animal but also the human that will consume the meat(GM food instead of the natural one and estrogenic water are the main issues)

 

[dreamcake1mo]

Growing food is legit. I successfully had a good farming year but my relatives destroyed my plants by being ignorant and cutting off weeds with a mower (which spread diseases to my plants and incubated my garden-bed soil with mold and weeds).

Its inexpensive. Maybe like 20-100 a plant. I reccomend fast growing perennials like starfruit, figs etc. all you need is a good source of mulch that can cover and feed the soil year round and some knf (living soil theory) knowledge.

Livestock also seems legit, never tried it though. I find it crazy that some people would pay hundreds of thousands for a house but not invest like 100k into leasing good pasture with some cows and sheep.

 

[dreamcake1mo]

Based and farm pilled thread, if you'll do more threads like this i'll check them without any doubt. I tried the meat from some of my local farmers friends and believe me there is a huge difference compared to the supermarket meat, the biggest problem of industrial meat is the food and the water they are feed with, extremely low quality resources that impact negatively both the quality and the health of the animal but also the human that will consume the meat(GM food instead of the natural one and estrogenic water are the main issues)

This is legit.

In spain they specifically have a market for aged cows. Its said that their meat taste varies based on what they eat. And everyone knows grass fed vs grain finished beef have a different taste, so its a real science behind it.

Theres a organ in the cow or in animals that chew cud called “the bible” (omasum). Basically like their 3rd stomach.

I think with those herbivore animals, what they eat really absorbs into their body more microscopically than lets say a human with only one stomach.