No, I am saying that you make no sense to anyone, and there are indications that this will always be the case until you croak.Nostradamus'omh » 09 May 2023, 11:46 am » wrote: ↑ anyone reading this, can you tell which of us is separating evolving from reality defining life beyond what evolving does in plain sight?
Xavier is suggesting I am interfering with humanity and I am discussing every reality is interfering with evolving in actual time for the concept of humanity to divide ancestries until extinction event happens.
Skans » 09 May 2023, 12:30 pm » wrote: ↑ Sorry, it's a necessary expenditure. You have to be the king of your own kingdom. Otherwise, the one who owns the ground under your feet will become your enemy. You can still obtain 5-10 acres of good rural land for a reasonable price. You need good dirt, good drainage and access to potable water - - i.e. a well on your property or a clean stream. Then, you can work out the rest.
Some people think they can "bug out" and become squatters in a SHTF scenario. But, let's think this through for a moment and consider:You've got to have some land. You've got to know your neighbors and tolerate if not actually like them.
- In a somewhat rural community, neighbors all know each other. They know their land and they know the bounds of their land and their neighbor's land.
- They are entrenched in their land. They have water, septic, good shelter, security systems in place, appliances, necessities, storage for valuables - and much more that would be necessary for surviving and thriving.
- Let's say a landless person of some "means" travels from the city into the rural areas thinking they can set up camp and establish their own fortified area. No one is going to sell them land. They would be stick out like a huge puss-filled zit on the landscape. No one is going to help them and they very likely will get themselves killed in short order.
Here's the deal. No one says you need to live "out here".Vegas » 09 May 2023, 12:33 pm » wrote: ↑ 5-10acres? LOL! That costs in the millions out here. Not a chance.
Lots of places in the rural South. Several years ago, I sold a place on 6 acres in the north-east corner of Georgia for $300K. Just 5 miles from a nice little town too. Where I presently live, I can purchase 10 acres with a stream through it for $500,000. Comes with a large metal Bivouac on a concrete foundation - plumbing and electricity on it too. Honestly, $500K is too much for that land, but I'd consider it for $350KVegas » 09 May 2023, 12:37 pm » wrote: ↑ What place, that isn't surrounded by thugs and scum, can you purchase 5 - 10 acres of land that isn't in the millions?
Skans » 09 May 2023, 12:44 pm » wrote: ↑ Lots of places in the rural South. Several years ago, I sold a place on 6 acres in the north-east corner of Georgia for $300K. Just 5 miles from a nice little town too. Where I presently live, I can purchase 10 acres with a stream through it for $500,000. Comes with a large metal Bivouac on a concrete foundation - plumbing and electricity on it too. Honestly, $500K is too much for that land, but I'd consider it for $350K
None. No ******. Hardly any white trash either. If it wasn't for my wife, I'd never even lock the doors. LOL, when everyone lives on 5 - 20 acres, there's no "roaming around", unless you're doing it on your own property. If you're wondering around on someone else's property you'll get shot. Most folks have firing ranges on their property. Folks shoot their guns from about 10-sunset on Saturdays and from 1 - sunset on Sundays....except during deer season.
Skans » 09 May 2023, 12:56 pm » wrote: ↑ None. No ******. Hardly any white trash either. If it wasn't for my wife, I'd never even lock the doors. LOL, when everyone lives on 5 - 20 acres, there's no "roaming around", unless you're doing it on your own property. If you're wondering around on someone else's property you'll get shot. Most folks have firing ranges on their property. Folks shoot their guns from about 10-sunset on Saturdays and from 1 - sunset on Sundays....except during deer season.
Well, that might be an adjustment for you. It is generally wet here, except during drought years. We get quite a bit of rain. Cold in the winter, hot and humid in the summer. Beautiful in spring and fall. Everything is green and colorful - not dead and dry like out west. You can actually grow food here rather easily. Pollen will just about kill you during early spring.Vegas » 09 May 2023, 12:58 pm » wrote: ↑ Interesting. I may need to take a look. The only reason we stay out here is because of the climate. I am a desert rat. I have lived in the desert my whole life. All 52 years. So, that will be a tough transition for us. I hate the culture of Vegas. The people...including myself I guess, are assholes. But the climate I love.

I like dead and dry. It keeps the progressives from wanting to transplant here. There are no trees for them to hug.Skans » 09 May 2023, 1:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Well, that might be an adjustment for you. It is generally wet here, except during drought years. We get quite a bit of rain. Cold in the winter, hot and humid in the summer. Beautiful in spring and fall. Everything is green and colorful - not dead and dry like out west.
If you hug a tree around here, you will end up with a bad case of Chiggers (they now prefer to be called Chegros), and a few ticks in your unreachable areas.Vegas » 09 May 2023, 1:05 pm » wrote: ↑ I like dead and dry. It keeps the progressives from wanting to transplant here. There are no trees for them to hug.
Talk is cheap when only discussing things to believe in rather than understand the balancing between actions and reactions going on with forms and shapes coming and going never same total sum twice as individually lived and died so far.Xavier_Onassis » 09 May 2023, 12:31 pm » wrote: ↑ No, I am saying that you make no sense to anyone, and there are indications that this will always be the case until you croak.
I live in maine- it's a northern rain forest- The trees are everywhere. 24 BILLION- with a B?Vegas » 09 May 2023, 1:05 pm » wrote: ↑ I like dead and dry. It keeps the progressives from wanting to transplant here. There are no trees for them to hug.
need a tree- i can send a few. lolWhat temperate zone are you in? 3 or 4? Your trees won't survive 9b or I would take you up on the offer. then again the state agriculture might not let them in.sooted up Cyndi » 09 May 2023, 1:17 pm » wrote: ↑ I live in maine- it's a northern rain forest- The trees are everywhere. 24 BILLION- with a B?
we sweat when the temp goes over 65!need a tree- i can send a few. lol
Vegas » 09 May 2023, 1:05 pm » wrote: ↑ I like dead and dry. It keeps the progressives from wanting to transplant here. There are no trees for them to hug.

Globally there is no decline. Our population increase was accelerating every year until about 1969-ish.ScottMon » 08 May 2023, 5:03 pm » wrote: ↑ Pretty sure that you guys have no say in the decline. Why don't ya yell at a cloud in the sky?
Gee, everyone minds the idea genetics cannot be limited to eternally separated now. all the science fiction and spiritual fantasies define human behavior beyond self evident evolving here now. You believe facts by consensus or actually occupying space never exceeding the moment here in your own skin as specifically as you behaved since birth obeying mob rules without questioning why you only exist spontaneously alive now simultaneously here as all people mixed up in last 5 generation gaps left.Xavier_Onassis » 09 May 2023, 12:31 pm » wrote: ↑ No, I am saying that you make no sense to anyone, and there are indications that this will always be the case until you croak.