Message #18203

[Jitendra Hy-do-u-no-us?]

Nomaste dear one

Quite a bit to read here. I am not sure that these testimonies have relevance to my life personally. However I also do not know if u intended them to have relevancy for me.

I believe that farmers can sell vegetables and fruits for a living but unless someone is personally wealthy how can they afford to have a lot of animals around? Feeding and taking care of animals is costly. I have found this to be true only having a few pets around. Most of these farmers you have mentioned seem to have already made their fortune using animals in various ways for food. Very few of us are able to buy land and animals and take care of them. It is financially out of the question. Which leaves the question: How do the vast amount of animals get fed and find shelter?

In  Cloneland and most of the so called civilized world people own land and that has changed things incredibly since the nomadic tribes roamed this continent. People call law enforcement agencies when people are on their property and even more so if animals roam around on their property. The obvious conclusion-someone has to take care of them. Well it won't be me because I am only home a couple days a week... the other days I am working in other towns.