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What is an actual democracy? no Constitution? no Laws? the majority just gets together once in a while to discuss and whatever the 50%+1 decides goes? Or maybe it goes against human nature and thus such a system only exists in the mind of commies who always promise true democracy but end up...

So what's this marvelous system that would had been implemented if Democracy wasn't a thing?

Because in older law and older justice systems the elites never got away with anything right? Democracy isn't perfect but it the system with the most checks and balances, in a dictatorship the police guy would probably be fired on the spot.

I don't know if its the same, but i mean traditional plowing as in running down a tractor with some disc plows to turn over the soil before seeding, that crap really promotes erosion like there is no tomorrow as it loosens the earth and removes any protection. Yeah, but the way we traditionally...

Hard to drain the blood if you kill them like that

No, it doesn't, water availability is what determines production for the most part, the second part is prices of fuel and fertilizers (which are mainly produced with natural gas for Nitrogen and mined for the rest). We will run out of fossil fuels and water before we run out of land. Ok, but...

Nope, but neither do you it seems, because anyone who thinks that solar farms are a threat to food production is just grasping at straws. Water, Energy and non-renewable fertilizers are going to be the things that end industrial agriculture, not some dudes renting land to put solar panels.

Weird, because insane amounts of corn is turned into fuel which is burned in big ass trucks, and commercial farming requires a lot of energy to be made. So no energy = no growing food eitherway. And this isn't even taking into account unsustainability of pumping geological groundwater.

And then power goes out.

Indeed, but that's an issue with most forms of flat crop cultivation, i don't know if there has been changes in how things are done in America, but growing corn involves the land being laid bare to the elements for most of the time. If erosion is an issue soil can be stabilized with a...

I call BS on the topsoil loss, i mean most commercial farms are definitively not ecofriendly and require a massive amount of energy input to make them work. If things arent growing its because solar panels are blocking the light, same reason why not many things grow in a thick forest. They...

Most commercial agriculture requires a substantial amount of fertilizing, soil conservation is mostly about avoiding erosion, which means you need to stabiliize the soil or it will be at the mercy of the wind and water. Doesn't seems like a big issue, you can use an anti-erosion mesh and...

Yup, so i don't know why she tries to play it off as "life on a farm" kind of thing, she seems to be quite deranged when telling those stories. I mean who the fuck shoots a goat in a gravel pit? i mean who shoots a goat in general?

I would expect the bare minimum to be called a "rural person" is being able to turn a live animal into meat, otherwise i would call them LARPers. Which is why i don't think Noem really is a representative of life in a farm, she sounds like she hated life there and didn't do any farm work. I...

Yeah, its called "birria de chivo" around here (Sonora) but in other places its called "barbacoa de cabrito" or "cabrito". Its a good dish, but quite heavy if you ask me, definitively top notch party meal because its cheap and good. EDIT I always thought eating Goat is basically like eating...

I guess that's why i never understood the goat story of Noem, she talked as if it was a hard decision. Here in my region nobody keeps goats for anything but eating, i know a lot of people see it as cheap smelly meat but there are a lot of places where they serve pit roasted goat dish called...

Cheap lawnmowers

Were they milk goats or something?

Goats jump, smell and headbutt things, also your grandpa just slaughtered the goat as its normal. This woman seemed to just kill the goat because she was annoyed at it and she seemed to be in a bloodlust after killing that dog, plus no mention of any food or why its a "hard decision" or why its...

I don't see the point here, killing a wild dog in Oz is like killing a coyote in America. I mean the story is crazy, the kids were even asking about the dog.