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Most of the farmland is owned. We can't feed ourselves. We have to follow the rules of the system. And the system is trying to capture farmers with impossible to repair tractors.
Most of the farmland is owned. We can't feed ourselves.
Explain this to me, please. Every farmland you see was at some point in history just wilderness. Most of earth is not inhabited by modern society or even humans. There are indigenous people living in this very moment in some jungle, island or desert. And they farm, hunt and fish.
If you try to farm in the United states, bureau of land management is going to give you a bad time.
Then go hunting or fishing or farm outside the us.
It will be a massive inconvenience. It might be a place with no internet, no roads, electricity, hospitals, antibiotics....
There might be dangerous animals nearby. Or dangerous humans. You might have to keep moving. Like nomads. Or protect your land.
It's what our ancestors did. In parts of africa and asia they still do it.
If you live like a wild animal or like a nomadic tribe at least you won't have to endure "the system".
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