• Crt_static@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I sleep 18 hours a day and haven’t been outside in months, save an emergency hospital visit where my DNR was ignored. I don’t smoke this fentanyl on accident and these crooks keep reviving me

  • Lexam@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    You don’t have to. You can literally just walk off into a forest. It probably won’t turn out well, but you can still do it.

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      Sorry, that forest is owned by a corporation and you’re trespassing. The angry men with guns are here to see you out.

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        Even in the US the majority of forests are owned by the government and accessible to people. In Europe you can roam even in private forests (right to roam). Otherwise, Canada, Alaska or Siberia are big enough that no one will ever find you.

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      Depending on what country you live in, you can’t, actually.

      My father worked for the U.S. forest service and part of his job was kicking people off of wilderness and national forest land.

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        I listened to a documentary about that Grizzly Man dude who got eaten by bears in… Alaska, I want to say. Maybe it’s different between states, but they had a rule there that you need to move along once a week if you’re camping.

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          Yup. Where I grew up it was two weeks.

          That said, as long as you lay low, be careful about any campfires, etc. you can likely hide for a very long time.

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            For sure. I mean in the end I think that rule is for your own safety and to make sure you don’t disturb nature too much or make it inaccessible to others by hogging spots.

            Even in the documentary, the dude had a harangue about someone having left a note at his camp, like, “See you next year!” which was obviously meant as a well intentioned “Hey, we know who you are, we know you’re here, we’re not gonna make you move, please be careful <3 / Park Management” which the dude interpreted as a threat and an act of hostility but the dude was not right in the head and he got ate by bears and I have no clue why I am talking to you about this.

            :)

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      black lives matter stealing land from honest working Americans now!?

      /s

      part of me thinks when doge looted the coffers for the bureau of land management they specifically only referred to it as BLM so that the dum dums actually thought what I said above.

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    I want to keep living in society. I just want to live in a society that doesn’t have the current cancer we’re seeing.

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    Do you put the cart back? Do you use a vehicle blinker correctly? If have not you may not have ever participated to begin with.

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      Well they do use the toilet rather than just shit anywhere. So there’s some expectations that society is gonna be there for them.

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        Sure. They also leave bottles of piss in the parking lot since its too much trouble to throw them away.

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      Where are my people? And how do I find them? I feel like finding just one like me to spend live with took all the luck I had. Now we’re just weird with no other friends like us

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        It’s not easy, I’m sorry to say. Sometimes it’s easier online. Offline can depend a lot on your location. Even in a city it takes a lot of effort on your part. Put yourself out there, join clubs or political organizations. Maybe even something you don’t already know you like. If there really isn’t anything out there, try to start something! I’m currently trying to start a couple clubs. I’m not advertising too publicly, since I want to be a little more selective. When I meet people I think might be into it, I invite them to the Signal chat where I organize meetups.

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    Everyday when you’re walking down the street And everybody that you meet Has an original point of view

    And I say HEY! (HEY!) What a wonderful kind of day. If you can learn to work and play And get along with each other

    You got to listen to your heart Listen to the beat Listen to the rhythm The rhythm of the street Open up your eyes Open up your ears Get together and make things better By working together!

    It’s a simple message and it comes from the heart Believe in yourself (in yourself) cause that’s the place to start (to start)

    And I say HEY! (HEY!) What a wonderful kind of day If we can learn to work and play And get along with each other. Hey what a wonderful kind of day hey! Hey what a wonderful kind of day hey!

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    2 months ago

    Build counter power to create our Fully Insurrectionary Luxury Queer Space Anarchist future

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    Have you tried reminiscing of a void instead, which lacks any sensory input or memories, but includes full awareness, which happened to be your first ever conscious experience? Wait, that’s just me? Oh.