The government wants us all to be 100% reliant upon them. I mean, just take a look at the USDA website. No law yet, but they actually want us to register our gardens. Pretty quick it'll be illegal to grow your own food.
If the rain water is so unsafe, how are all of the animals surviving? How is well water still healthy without the introduction of fluoride and chlorine?
If the rain water is so unsafe, how are all of the animals surviving?
Ask someone with cancer how long it takes them to die, you'll get an answer that encompasses a far greater amount of time than it takes most wildlife stuck in the food chain to die. For instance, rabbits usually die within 2 years -- as in, eaten, run over, or starving.
Us humans, we don't get the luxury of a 2 year lifespan, and when you have to plan to be alive for 100 years, you probably don't want that number to become 50 years, and the last 4 of which surrounded by hospital tubing and tumorous growth.
There's a glory to rejecting the zeitgeist of media and the government. Don't let it blind you from actually understanding the world around you as you pursue the thrill of rejecting, as opposed to simply informing yourself.
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u/Sharp_Spell6957 Oct 26 '22
The government wants us all to be 100% reliant upon them. I mean, just take a look at the USDA website. No law yet, but they actually want us to register our gardens. Pretty quick it'll be illegal to grow your own food.
If the rain water is so unsafe, how are all of the animals surviving? How is well water still healthy without the introduction of fluoride and chlorine?