Remember the alamo.....

The Cryptkeeper

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It is indeed prevalent, many of my friends do not support the inhumanity that occurs at cattle farms and other farms providing sources of meat... and instead take what nature provides, when they can.

I have the money to go to the grocery store and buy my meat and my vegetables... but does that mean I'm committing murder due to my choice of not supporting the practices of those places and instead taking what nature has provided?


I don't think so...
Of course you murder. It was the premeditated slaying of an animal. It's not wrong, it's just unnecessary. All I've said.
 

SocataSmoker

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Of course you murder. It was the premeditated slaying of an animal. It's not wrong, it's just unnecessary. All I've said.

It's not unnecessary, it's survival... I don't support fake foods, my food is real and from the ground or from the wild and has never been touched by any hand other than mine.

And in that context, the whale murders the plankton, the shark murders the seal, the tiger murders the gazelle, the crocodile murders the zebra.



We true naturists are all murderers I guess... but at least we are the ones committing the act for survival, while you cower behind the hands of corporations to provide you your sustenance through their inhumanity.
 

The Cryptkeeper

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It's not unnecessary, it's survival... I don't support fake foods, my food is real and from the ground or from the wild and has never been touched by any hand other than mine.

And in that context, the whale murders the plankton, the shark murders the seal, the tiger murders the gazelle, the crocodile murders the zebra.



We true naturists are all murderers I guess... but at least we are the ones committing the act for survival, while you cower behind the hands of corporations to provide you your sustenance through their inhumanity.
As much as I respect you, I have an incredibly hard time believing everything you eat was taken directly from the wild. :) It's not like the corporations somehow magicked cows into existence solely for their interests. They took them from the wild you so love, and the rest is history. So millions of innocent animals are dying, and you're to good to touch their meat. :lol: You're funny Socata. :p
 

olylifter420

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NO, im pretty sure the guides will give away the meat to the locals or use it themselves. It is funny how you can speak for others... do you eat their heart also?



Unnecessary for him perhaps... but for me, Moose, Elk, Bear, and fish were the staples of my meals in Alaska, of course with locally grown vegetables as well...

You won't catch me in no damn grocery store.


And yes, I thank each animal I have killed... it's something I've done for years.
 

gfreeman

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I Dont think they wanted us to be remebering the Alamo like this........

lol.

Saying whats done in Tx, makes everyone who lives here a supporter of it, Is like saying all germans are nazis, and that germans should not be proud of germany because the nazis were to put it lightly, assholes.

Saying people who live in texas are a certain way because of past or present issues is like saying all middle eastern people are jihadists extremists, all europeans are crusaders, all africans are black.

its stereotyping people because of where they live that makes this world just that much more retarded. I dont know where you live crypt, but if it was arkansas, you owuldnt want me saying, is your momma also your sister, and your dad/uncle is your cousin......?
 

The Cryptkeeper

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I Dont think they wanted us to be remebering the Alamo like this........

lol.

Saying whats done in Tx, makes everyone who lives here a supporter of it, Is like saying all germans are nazis, and that germans should not be proud of germany because the nazis were to put it lightly, assholes.

Saying people who live in texas are a certain way because of past or present issues is like saying all middle eastern people are jihadists extremists, all europeans are crusaders, all africans are black.

its stereotyping people because of where they live that makes this world just that much more retarded. I dont know where you live crypt, but if it was arkansas, you owuldnt want me saying, is your momma also your sister, and your dad/uncle is your cousin......?
Alabama or the Carolinas, you'd be right. But Arkansas? Not what comes to mind when I think of Incestuous Rednecks. x)
 

Finshaggy

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189 "Heroes" died stealing your land from the Spanish, who stole it from the native Americans who lived there peacefully for thousands of years.

I hope that makes you feel all tingly inside.
No the Mexican's told them they could live on it, then decided to kick them off when it started getting too white. They didn't "steal" it. They said, "Come and take it." And they tried.
 

SocataSmoker

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As much as I respect you, I have an incredibly hard time believing everything you eat was taken directly from the wild. :) It's not like the corporations somehow magicked cows into existence solely for their interests. They took them from the wild you so love, and the rest is history. So millions of innocent animals are dying, and you're to good to touch their meat. :lol: You're funny Socata. :p
It's true... I don't eat at restaurants, I'd never touch fast food... my freeze box is filled with meat and fish taken from the wild (not a farm) and the fridge filled with vegetables, water, and tea leaves of assorted varieties.

The rest is not history, the foulness of meat farms is well documented and there are millions like me that would never support it...


You should come over some time... I'll fix ya up a real meal, nothing artificial and the animals were killed in the most humane way possible and thanked for all that they have provided... it's a way of life I strive to pass on to my friends and will certainly pass on to my kids.


I am OCD when it comes to thinking about my choices and the effect they have not only on me, but my WORLD... I try to make my footprints in this world as small as I can, leaving it better than it was when I came in to it.
 

olylifter420

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the demand for beef will overpower any will to do something about it... and it seems cript is tree hugger man! In texas there is an overabundance of varmint animals that need to get killed. again, the money lost will overpower any will to do something about it. I am even going to open a varmint extermination company in the near future... business is a booming!



It is indeed prevalent, many of my friends do not support the inhumanity that occurs at cattle farms and other farms providing sources of meat... and instead take what nature provides, when they can.

I have the money to go to the grocery store and buy my meat and my vegetables... but does that mean I'm committing murder due to my choice of not supporting the practices of those places and instead taking what nature has provided?


I don't think so...
 

Finshaggy

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Why? That's like saying you're proud to be white. What did you do to become a texan? Besides let your parents get there fuck on in the lone star state.
No, that's like saying your proud to be American. But Texan. Texas is a Republic. It's just national pride.
 

SocataSmoker

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NO, im pretty sure the guides will give away the meat to the locals or use it themselves. It is funny how you can speak for others... do you eat their heart also?
Who am I speaking on behalf of besides myself?


Also, in Alaska... any roadkill of a large animal (moose, elk) is indeed marked and the meat given to those unable to provide steadily for themselves.
 

Carne Seca

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1. You can correctly pronounce words like Tesuque, Cerrillos, Acoma, Buena, Ocotillo, Cochiti, Pojoaque,Socorro and Isleta (and you actually know what or where they are!).
2. You have been told by at least one out-of-state vendor that they are going to charge you extra for international shipping.
3. You expect to pay more if your house is made of Adobe.
4. You can order your Big Mac with green chile.
5. You buy salsa by the half-gallon.
6. You know what it means when they say it's from Hatch.
7. Your Christmas decorations include "red Chiles, a half-ton of sand and 200 paper bags."
8. Most restaurants you go to begin with "El" or "Los."
9. You price shop for tortillas.
10. You have an extra freezer just for green Chile.
11. You consider Billy the Kid a state hero. (?)
12. You think six tons of crushed rock makes a beautiful front lawn.
13. You think the biggest perk to running for state legislature is that you could speed legally.
14. You pass on the left because that is the fast-lane.
15. You think Sonic is "America's Favorite Drive-in."
16. Your swamp cooler got knocked off your roof by a Dust Devil.
17. You either have been or know someone who has been abducted by aliens.
18. You can actually hear the Taos hum.
19. All your out-of-state friends and relatives ask if they can drink the water when they come to visit.
20. When someone says "Las Vegas" you think of a small New Mexico town in the northeastern part of the state.
21. You iron your jeans to "dress up."
22. You don't see anything wrong with drive-up window liquor sales.
23. Your other vehicle is also a pick-up truck.
24. Two of your cousins are in Santa Fe, one in the legislature, the other in the state penitentiary.
25. You know what it means when a waitress asks you whether you want "red or green."
26. You're relieved when the pavement ends because the dirt road has fewer potholes.
27. You see nothing odd when, in the conversations of the people in line around you at the grocery store, every other word of each sentence alternates between Spanish and English.
28. You've seen the bat flight at Carlsbad Caverns and have a t-shirt that says "Bats need friends, too!"
29. You know you are "special" because you're from the Land of Enchantment!
30. You've had Forts out in the desert or forest, which is also your back yard, so to speak.
31. You know what the night sky looks like full of stars and not pollution.
32. You've swam in an arroyo or an acequia..as a child or an ADULT!! LOL!
33. You've cooked an egg on the sidewalk.
34. You know what a horny toad is.
35. You can identify a quail, peacock, coyote, roadrunner, cricket, etc...by the sound they make.
36. You actually stop in the road when quail are crossing to wait for the whole "family" to get across.

37. Your Walmart sells snow sleds in the summer for the White Sands...but you can hardly find them in the winter.
38. You've slept outside either on the trampoline, the back of a truck, or just in the yard with friends.
39. When going to the store; you ask everyone in the vehicle if they’re going to “get down” with you.
40. You love the smell of rain in the desert.
41. You've caught tadpoles every summer as a kid.
42. One of your favorite past times is rock hunting.
43. Your High School Biology teacher taught you how to identify all of the desert plants that you could get high off of, and how to do it.
44. You've been to Mexico just to party.
45. You know that Christmas and weddings would not be the same without biscochitos.
46. You know what bartering is, and how to do it in at least 2 different languages.
47. You could totally win on Survivor, because you've been doing all that hunting, fishing, hiking survival technique stuff since you were 5 out in your own back yard.
48. Your city cousins from out of state come and visit you and don't get it when "going to do something" to you means to go hunting, fishing, hiking and theirs is hanging out at the mall.
49. You spent your 4 years of High School saying you were leaving this hell hole and never coming back; and when you left, you realized that there's no place like New Mexico, and will probably decide to retire back home.


 

olylifter420

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wish i lived in alaska now... sounds like that is my cup of tea



It's true... I don't eat at restaurants, I'd never touch fast food... my freeze box is filled with meat and fish taken from the wild (not a farm) and the fridge filled with vegetables, water, and tea leaves of assorted varieties.

The rest is not history, the foulness of meat farms is well documented and there are millions like me that would never support it...


You should come over some time... I'll fix ya up a real meal, nothing artificial and the animals were killed in the most humane way possible and thanked for all that they have provided... it's a way of life I strive to pass on to my friends and will certainly pass on to my kids.


I am OCD when it comes to thinking about my choices and the effect they have not only on me, but my WORLD... I try to make my footprints in this world as small as I can, leaving it better than it was when I came in to it.
 

The Cryptkeeper

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and it seems cript is tree hugger man!
You're calling ME the treehugger? Have been paying attention at all bro? I hunt quite regularly and with hardly any of the respect that Socata shows. I'm admittedly in it only for the sport and you somehow overlooked that little detail. LMFAO
 

Finshaggy

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But that's ok. Because they're a bunch of bad ass mutherfuckin texans, with there coonskin caps and don't tread on me flags.
Lol, don't tread on me wasn't just Texas. You're thinkin "Come and Take it."

Don't tread on me was the Colonies.
 

The Cryptkeeper

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It's true... I don't eat at restaurants, I'd never touch fast food... my freeze box is filled with meat and fish taken from the wild (not a farm) and the fridge filled with vegetables, water, and tea leaves of assorted varieties.

The rest is not history, the foulness of meat farms is well documented and there are millions like me that would never support it...


You should come over some time... I'll fix ya up a real meal, nothing artificial and the animals were killed in the most humane way possible and thanked for all that they have provided... it's a way of life I strive to pass on to my friends and will certainly pass on to my kids.


I am OCD when it comes to thinking about my choices and the effect they have not only on me, but my WORLD... I try to make my footprints in this world as small as I can, leaving it better than it was when I came in to it.
I'd love to mate. But to be honest ahead of time, I'd probably run out to Taco Bell a little later for munchies. :)
 

SocataSmoker

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You're calling ME the treehugger? Have been paying attention at all bro? I hunt quite regularly and with hardly any of the respect that Socata shows. I'm admittedly in it only for the sport and you somehow overlooked that little detail. LMFAO

I was thinking the same... oly I think you have Crypt and I confused...

I am the tree-hugger (trees are awesome, if only they could talk!) and he is the murderous, ravaging sport hunter...

:lol:



I'd love to mate. But to be honest ahead of time, I'd probably run out to Taco Bell a little later for munchies. :)

Enjoy the farts! :-P
 
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