United States Capital Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) & The Warlord Raz Saga

Lord Invictus said:
Importantly to remember here is that the Soviets in 1917, had the backing of defected Tsarist soldiers. This gave them even more legitimacy, further discredited the provisional government and as Mao said, “all political power grows out of the barrel of a gun”. Hence even the Soviets were called “workers and soldier’s councils”.

If we start seeing the military defect to such dual power institutions-then things will have reached the point of being unsalvageable.
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And what it took for the Army to side with the Bolsheviks was the Russian government insisting on continuing to fight a pointless war that Russia had already lost.
 
Okay, maybe I should walk back my statement: the CHAZ is run by idiots.

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Commie farming thread begin!

im a farmer, these lazy bastards claim they made a garden to feed their commune. Lets take it apart.

First off, they laid down brown gardening paper and just put potting soil ontop, the ground is still living turf and since it's a park its likely compacted.

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This means that roots will have a very hard time penetrating the turf layer, and they will likely have a garden full of weeds within a week as the weeds push through their paper and soil.

Don't be lazy, either kill the turf with paper and plant in it or do a proper lasagna garden with multiple soil layers

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This is what they should have done, but again they are lazy socialists that only know how to grown meme plants in their parents backyard vegi garden

paper is highlighted, also u can see the potting mix they used in an inch thick layer. Also their "sophisticated watering system... one watering can, no hoses as far as i can see.
they planted marigolds, how sweet, but you cant live off those. lets see what else they planted


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lmao, a couple scrawny romain lettuce plants and potted herbs and vegis from a gardening store. They didn't grown any of this from seed, meaning if these plants die they are fucked and cant plant more. Also garden store plants are GMO so they can't seed save either.

Also the calore-calorie ratio is horrible here! let me explain. they spend around 100-200 calories to plant all that lettuce, they get 5 calories back per plant. so thats a return of -95 calories. This garden is making them hungrier and giving them almost nothing.

consider butternut squash from seed, after all is said and done you can plant 5-6 plants for 100-200 calories and get 63 cal per lb from each squash with the plant, with each plant producing 5-25 lbs of squash.
so an average return of 630 cal for 100-200 cal spent.

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tldr they are using meme plants that spend more calories than they produce, and this garden is completely unsustainable and unable to last longer than a season, and cannot feed even one person.
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On one hand, it's funny. I love watching Leftist urbanites feebly attempt to grow vegetables, manage supplies, and build makeshift structures—things illiterate Bronze Age peasants were capable of. I wish there was a C-Span type network that continually broadcast their idiotic drum circle tantrums. I wish Warlord Raz the First would wear a GoPro while on his beat. If I could consume this anarcho-communist utopia as entertainment (from a safe distance), I would do so.

However it does truly piss me off that every level of government tacitly permits this entire charade. We all know damn well that if two or more right-wingers gathered to "occupy" a public space in a similar manner (declaring themselves beyond the reach of law enforcement, barricading streets, patrolling with rifles) they would be barbecued by a federal task force before you could say "Branch Davidian."

If the United States was anything like the kind of place these tofu-brains think they're resisting, their innards would be greasing the treads of a tank division by now.
 
Cherico said:
People really do underestimate just how much work, effort and intelligence goes into growing your food.

I spent some time working on a farm, I hated every second of it, not easy stuff
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Grew up on a small ranch, with a garden larger than most city people's back yards. And I can definitely agree with this.

Taking care of the animals in the morning and after school, helping with putting up fencing or weeding the garden, and helping with whatever home improvement project there was to fix up the old farm house. I came to the conclusion when I was still small that I didn't like doing all that work out in the heat.

Which is why I only help out on a farm when I visit my parents. Because I know that if we were actually growing crops instead of grazing animals, it would have been even more work.
 
Cherico said:
People really do underestimate just how much work, effort and intelligence goes into growing your food.

I spent some time working on a farm, I hated every second of it, not easy stuff
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So much this. And not just time but land. A lot of people seem to think that basically crops grow themselves and think five tomato plants will feed an army. Rather, it's telling to notice that basically the US has a heavily built up strip along each coast and then the entire 85% of the middle is endless ranches and farms feeding those urbanized strips.
 
Cherico said:
People really do underestimate just how much work, effort and intelligence goes into growing your food.

I spent some time working on a farm, I hated every second of it, not easy stuff
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I've talked to some idiots on reddit, they think that when it comes to stuff like housing and food production, you are all ALREADY Post-Scarcity

Even if that were remotely true, the stuff I could tell they were proposing would probably shatter said food production and involve constant seizure at pretty much no money paid all while being 100% "Environment Friendly"

I swear, these sorts of guys may end up trying to take over the farms while badly "advising" them
 
Cherico said:
People really do underestimate just how much work, effort and intelligence goes into growing your food.

I spent some time working on a farm, I hated every second of it, not easy stuff
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There is a reason cities grew so quickly everyone who had the option tried to leave farming in the past, going to those cities in the early industrial days or today in Asia with terrible pay and no safety in polluted cities was still better.
 
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