That's why they glorify white-collar jobs! By making people believe working with your hands is somehow a failure, they persuade people to become willing prisoners in a cube farm—entirely dependent on "the system" for survival, and therefore, completely controllable.

I grew up pretty poor, moving often because we were evicted from homes, lived in small dilapidated rentals, went to 12 different schools. Christmas and birthdays were handmade toys and clothes mostly. But my parents always took good care of our homes. I learned to
"make do" with whatever we had. Hand me down clothes were a thrill to recieve from friends and cousins. It made me strong, adaptable and appreciative of the simple things in life. Started working when I was twelve. Always had a job of some sort to help out the family. Hard work was a big part of life.😇

I didn’t know 3/4 of my grandparents and I had no elder figure to look up to or learn from, but I have spent most if my life learning the old ways of doing things. Been told many times that I was born in the wrong time. I will use old or antique items before I will use new improved ..... where did i get it from? No idea.

Sweet & then bitter. 😏

😂Thank you VK (Sarcasm). gunna be singing that in my head all day😮

The majority of my ancestors came here in the 1630s to escape the church of England. They knew what was up. My great grandfathers fought in every Colonial War, my 6th great grandfather was a Lt Col under Washington in the Revolutionary War and lost his life in the retreat from New York Sept 15,1776. They fought in Civil War, WW1 and my father im Panama during WW2 and my husband during Viet Nam, I enlisted in 1976. I wake up every day to this fight for out freedom. My voice is small but hopefully I can carry on the tradition for my children and grandchildren.

Yes, I was blessed to know my great-grandparents and great-great aunts. They weathered some serious storms and lived long lives. Their mom lived for over 100yrs and her story is epic. Tough as nails. Pioneers.

That's why they want everyone in big cities, locked in small apartments. Prisoners.

TS 4:38>16:38>738>837

Trump
The Washington establishment and the financial and media corporations that fund it, exist for only one reason, to protect and enrich itself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2qIXXafxCQ

The truth will set us free.

John 8:32
32 and you will know truth, and the truth will make you free.

Caps = 20/20 (Perfect Vision).

TS = 4:38 > 4:11 🪞11.4 > 11.22.
411 > 42.

Necessity is the mother of invention...struggle strengthens. My father taught me to track, hunt shoot, fish. grow things, and more...and NOT COMPLAIN while doing it all.

The people of our past, our parents, grandparents, etc. are the true warriors of this country. They worked hard, they did things most people today would cry about. We have become a society of wanting and having, without the hard work or life skills. Sad reality, most people couldn't survive, they don't have skills like cooking, growing foods from what is out there, how to preserve foods without electricity, etc. I have a feeling it's coming and people in the big cities are going to have it the worse.

top gun vibes

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fUis9yny_lI

lies ya want...ok here ya go..🍑💦💛
https://youtu.be/TzFnYcIqj6I

or we just little plasma thingy

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VIYthyp2lto

tell me lies

Sometimes your first connection is the right one, first thing I thought of was this song too....

Right pants on fire 🔥

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So true, im from a family of 9 kids, we didn't have fancy anything. What we did have were strong parents, that farmed, canned, butchered and grew our food. We never felt we were poor.

t/s 16:38 > 7:11 > 9 > 333

I grew up in the 70's and 80's
milked cows, had chickens, horses
every vegetable was grown in a massive garden
canned, blanched and frozen
fruit was picked and frozen or canned for the winter, spring and fall
asparagus picked at the creeks edga along with fiddle heads, and nettles
grew corn and ground meal
bought wheat from the feed store in 40 lb bags
ground and made in to bread
salmon was purchased from the natives fileted and steaked by us and resold for a tiny profit
we ate fish head stews and fried salmon roe
canned the salmon left over from profit
smoked much of it
the interest rates were 23% at one point
i had 5 siblings and two cousins living with me
family of 10 TOTAL

Fire wood was the source of heat
sisters had jobs to help
i looked after the farm and garden
physical fitness was exceptional
went on to win world titles in a sporting event
we had no money for anything extra
cloths were almost always from a thrift store
BUT WE WERE RICH
😊

True Dat

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https://youtu.be/uCGD9dT12C0 Tell me...It's flat isn't it? Yup lol