Father first, Tree loving Transformer head second. Arborist by day, toy and comic collector in my spare time. Make this world beautiful again for our children.
@Kriss_KDR@WallStreetApes Do you eat bread products? You should look into how food in this country is produced if this bothers you. Mass production of food will always have these issues which is why the fda has allowable amounts of insects and other contaminants for our foods.
@GaleAnn1955@WallStreetApes@POTUS Y’all are ignorant as hell. A lot of field workers come here on work visas that farmers set up for them. Yes some are illegal but nowhere near the amount you think. Yes they disappear when it gets like this because nobody likes to be harassed and living in fear.
@jesterak @DelusionPosting It’s due to erosion. If you dig you make the area susceptible to erosion. So you could do that and spend ten times the cost of that road on repairs and erosion control.
@KALAVARAM4 @LeahDiscovers@AllBiteNoBark88 I take it you’ve never been involved in forest fire cleanup. Most trees are intact with very few burnt to nothing. Most often pines are heavily damaged due to the sap being flammable but other species survive quite well.
@Amandasmylife@lifepeptides That’s funny my family is Mexican from Texas they prefer Chicanos or Tejanos tex Mex is actually pretty insulting. I can see em maybe saying it as a joke but not something white people should be repeating.
@MaryJoRogers12@ThisIsKyleR That would be extremely difficult to prove as no native owned land. It was a gift for all to share. Yes there were war, yes territorial hunting grounds taken over but not stolen land in the sense of colonization. Not cultural destruction and historical ignorance.