The Regenaissance

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I know I beat a dead horse talking raw milk but this is why. We willingly eat absolute shit food from shit places that make you shit your brain and no one bats an eye. But I cannot have raw milk from a trusted source who has a clean environment, tests regularly, etc? Yeah right

When I arrived at the @USDA last week in Washington D.C. and sat down at a table with different ranching families from out West, something stuck with me I still can't stop thinking about. Many of the ranchers, before introducing the type of land grab happening to their ranches, began by telling everyone at the table about the history of their ranch. Many of the ranchers are fourth or fifth generations descended from the pioneers that settled their ranches in the 1880s. One of them was @caseymurph1. Wow. That just blew me away. These men and women are working the land their relatives settled 150-years ago with nothing but a horse and covered wagon. And they are still working that very land today. That's what wars are fought over. Men go to battle for the right to work land freely. Or they go to battle for the right to preserve the land their great-grandfathers claimed centuries ago. No matter how advanced technology gets, you can't print more land. There's only a certain amount. That's why it's valuable. These ranching families I met in DC would rather die than give up their land to foreign corporations or through eminent domain. To be a proud American is to defend your land. Some of these families are out hundreds of thousands of dollars to hire attorneys to help them defend their ranches. They would rather spend their life's savings to keep the dirt their ancestors settled than take a check from a foreign multinational conglomerate. Those are real men. And the women by their sides were just as honorable - brave, courageous, and incredibly sharp. We cannot cede another inch of American farmland to foreign corporations.

Yesterday I met with the legal team from @A1Policy. They are going to assist by finding avenues to save my family ranching operation from hostile encroachment of industrial solar. These are the best of the best legal teams in the country. @A1Policy is committed to defending ranchers and farmers from those hostile to them and their industry, not only in Arizona but across the USA. Thank you @johnrich and @SecRollins for making this happen. Thank you to @LaLONeill and @kimmiedillonaz and everyone who has jumped in to help on our behalf. Thank you to all of the good people on X who shared our stories and got the word up to the top. @americaunwon @alex_fasulo @yearlins @LonesomeLands @AJRichards @_Regenaissance @Gabby_Hoffman @AudreyLStreb @JensTwoCentsAZ @KatiePavlich @stinchfield1776

@DissidentSoaps Me looking for the butter in these tortillas

This should get you the death penalty.

@AuburnduNord @RealCGriff I love chicago, was there in May. But that concrete portion is brutal

@_Regenaissance @RealCGriff To be fair, Chicago does have a bunch of beaches. They're little spits of sand that seem pretty big when you're on them, but they're kind of a joke if you've been to a real beach. I'd still drive up to Sheboygan.

Living in Chicago is awesome because you can just go chill on the beach whenever you want

This is the worst thing I have ever seen

@Hybridathlete Someone from my grad school program died this way a few years after we graduated. Everyone but him survived the car crash and everyone but him wore a seatbelt

6 years as a firefighter taught me that if you wear your seatbelt, it is very difficult to die in a car crash, even a relatively high speed one. It also taught me that it is very easy to die if you are not wearing a seatbelt. I can't tell you how many times I was first on scene to a 50+ mph crash, even head on or rollovers, and the cars were smashed to shit, but everyone in the cars was completely fine, not much more than some scratches or bruises. In many cases, all occpants were out of the vehicles and walking around before we even got there. But if anyone wasn't wearing their seatbelt, they were seriously fucked up or dead on arrival.

@user_mm_ @niclucylife Live footage of a cow from a fairlife farm

@niclucylife @_Regenaissance

word on the street is to make milk raw again @_Regenaissance

@niclucylife You’d be correct

Launched our newest product, an irrigation kit for raised beds that's easy to install and includes everything you actually need The best products we make are the ones where we just ask, "What would this look like if every dumb / annoying / confusing part about it was improved?"

@e_cdalton That's because he's about to drop his new sunscreen product that nothing in the world has ever seen!

A year ago it would have been “Sunscreen is a scam” Now it’s “conventional sunscreen…” Interesting development.

@Outdoctrination Do you recommend OJ even for folks with liver problems? Like so many Americans

Orange juice is literally one of the healthiest foods on the planet. It has proven antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic and gut health promoting properties. Don’t believe me? Let’s get into it:

@ChivalryGuild @BonesawMD When you aren’t the man in the arena for any aspect of your life. Lot of people with lot of entitlement nowadays

@BonesawMD A sizable portion of MMA fandom are total scum

Weirdo behaviour to watch Mcgregor fully dedicate himself to fixing his life after serious mishap, then getting angry w/ him for injuring himself trying to perform at the highest level bc he didn't put on enough of a show to satisfy you at home Deep entitlement beyond words

If raw milk is so poisonous and makes us all sick and die, how come we never saw mass waves of death caused by raw milk consumption until the industrial revolution happened? And how come only folks in the cities and not rural parts of America were getting sick? This part is always ignored by critics.

It hurts me inside to see the amount of brands that source meat from other countries. American farmers need some lovin, they are disappearing at an alarming rate.

Veganism would not exist if society was connected to our food