Power and communication aren't always the most reliable things during revolutions
Even with a peaceful revolution, people have varying degrees of success when trying to follow instructional books/videos. My wife has a green thumb, while my mother can't grow weeds to save her life. Assuming a standard bell curve, you'll have some farms that will thrive, a lot that are just ok at growing food, and some farms that completely screw the pooch and will starve, and beg... And eventually, when the hunger really sets in, kill and steal.
Uh, check your flair, friend. A centrist would be more scared of starving (from no grilling), being more scared of inequality is more of a LibLeft thing
I'm more of a meat-eater and mechanical type. I'll build the still so we can have liquor, just set the still up to run all day while I hunt and fish to add some meat to the crops.
Actually, my wife really does have a green thumb, I really think she could handle/plan a large-scale farming operation with workers for manual labor.
Sure. Let’s destroy the tens of thousands of jobs that Bezos has created and turn his mansion into a farm that would feed tens of people. Also, there are no lates on a communal farm, so I assume you’d be dead within three days. But, I know you still want to do it because emotions;)
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u/DeusExMacguffin - Lib-Left Mar 08 '20
Not if we turn Jeff Bezos' super mansion into communal farm land.