Wow that was so cool watching those dogs work those cows and the different places shown from the helicopter views so beautiful too not much difference between here and there too this is a awesome video you did kazzy bear thank you so much for sharing this with meโฅ๏ธ
Hey, Freddy bear โจ
Today i'll share
Country life here in Australia
My property is in the
Video as well. ๐ค
We work the land
Many won't understand
We are not just beaches!
@ChoogeWa โฅ๏ธ
Hey, Freddy bear โจ
Today i'll share
Country life here in Australia
My property is in the
Video as well. ๐ค
We work the land
Many won't understand
We are not just beaches!
@ChoogeWa โฅ๏ธ
@Scrt3rdOthrThng@YourAnonNews A Confederate flag and don't forget the Democrats were the southern slave owners is not the symbol for racism.
The first black senator was a Republican. NJ, CA, OR, WA, NY, IL gun laws. FB, Twitter, Google, all censored conservatives. All I hear is Jews are bad from the left.
๐จ CAUGHT ON CAMERA: After already trailing in Alaska Senate polls, Republican Dan Sullivan was caught with a Confederate flag draped beside him.ย
While Sullivan stands beside ugly divisions of Americaโs past, his Democratic opponent Mary Peltola is fighting for Alaskaโs future.
THEY LACK WHAT THE SOUTH HAS.
COMMUNITY.
PRIDE.
SHARED HERITAGE.
THEY HATE THAT WE HAVE IT.
There's no other geographic region in the USA that has the sense of community that the South does.
Other areas wrap their identity up in their individual cities, and show that identification through their sports team iconography. You'll see Red Sox images in Boston, and lots of black and yellow in Pittsburgh, but they have no shared cultural symbols that come REMOTELY close to the Confederate flag.
It's telling that those places wrap their community pride in something as unimportant as professional sports. They dont have any other sense of shared culture. They're too interested in cultural diversity, I suppose. In the South we have a history that's FAR more consequential than the Atlanta Braves or the Dallas Cowboys.
The South has Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson and DOZENS of other giants of their age who changed the course of history. Every Southern citizen has an ancestor who followed one of these men to victory, then defeat.
We feel that shared connection more personally, deeply and viscerally than any fan of any Super Bowl team ever did. What those people experience is a sad and tatty pantomime of what culture ACTUALLY is.
Those other places lack what we have, and they KNOW it, and they HATE it.
Never let it, go Southerner. Never let them rip what is yours away from you. Never stop being proud. Never stop being Southern.
Deo Vindice, y'all