Are humans allowed to live wild in the USA and Canada's?

@RedBaron Republicans and Democrats both need to be executed. They are both working together to destroy a country

@HumanEarth That’s a fairly warped view of things, to say nothing of cruel and inhumane.

@RedBaron I'm just saying both groups work for the same side and that side is hell bent on killing a country.

I don't like either side. I think their crooked, evil and greedy

@cherokeepatti Yeah, but I bet the fish is poisoned with mercury and other heavy metals. Thanks to pollution

@HumanEarth might be, less chance than being in a developed area though with run-off of yard chemicals and farm chemicals.

@robertsnj not really. It is interesting to watch the videos about it. People are pretty laid-back there but there are things that go on there I don’t want to be around. I watched one video about it. Someone commented that they’d visited and came home with an STD due to paying someone for sex. There was a guy making pets out of rattlesnakes he caught there and handling them. That weirded me out. I don’t want to live anywhere in a desert area with rattlesnakes. And no running water although I think there’s a well or spring where random people dip into it and bathe….which is a yuck factor. Imagine living there and having car trouble when you get in to go somewhere to get groceries and water, not a good thing. Or have a medical problem and need to get checked really quick.

@cherokeepatti i feel the same way about it / not doable for me but I respect people who give that a shot

@robertsnj for those on a strict budget it may be one way to survive. Some people worked hard to create a free library there from books that were discarded after people moved and left boxes of belongings behind. That kind of thing probably helps it to be more livable for them considering that the only entertainment there is what the residents provide.

@HumanEarth Bureau of Land Management
(but who knows, maybe after reparations ?)

@bijouxbroussard I was kidding and being funny

@HumanEarth Likewise.

@BohemianBabe :) I prefer the word cooperative to socialism. In a coop we are free to cooperate or not. Socialism takes too much of the choice away. There are some things that we all must cooperate to prevent chaos, but in the interest of maximizing personal freedom, the must list should be kept to a minimum

@Heartlander So there are some Socialists who would say my view doesn't go far enough, but I don't think corporations should be forced to become co-ops. I think essential services should be nationalized, and corporations shouldn't get subsidies or tax breaks unless they're co-ops. So in this scenario, there would still be some private ownership, business-owners would still have that choice. But workers would have way more power and the majority of businesses would probably choose to become co-ops.

But this is why infighting on the Left has become a meme. 😆

@BohemianBabe In a system where we voluntarily cooperate or not on most things, it tends to be more bottom-up government Vs socialism which eventually migrates to top-down government. With cooperative associations were's not limited to that for essential services like education and health care, or clean drinking water, police, fire services, etc.

Forcing corporations to become anything other that what's agreed on by the stockholders is too far an overreach. Forcing employees to have a stake in the profits is a disaster and probably accounts for why so many Americans are driving autos made in Japan :)

@cherokeepatti Great Idea. I look it up

@Guardian Those clueless idiots making up laws out of their ass call themselves Soveriegn Citizens over here.

@MethDozer where is here?

@Guardian Anywhere actually. It's not actually a real thing anywhere

@Bugbittinbrain You should read and educate about the facts before saying that. Abundance of education is available on Google, do some study.

@nonsensiclesnail I'm not talking about living wild in the city. I'm talking living in what's left of the wilderness

@HumanEarth I did read that a small family was found mummified after going out into the Colorado wilderness to live off the grid.

Ive knows of quite a few people. Locally, who have made similar decisions, only in forested communities outside of small town in the area. Its not uncommon and yes, they are left alone unless they are breaking laws.

@PoetryNEmotion I'm more then off grid, talking like living like a wild animal

@HumanEarth Talk is nothing. Doing is something.

@pancakeslam Thats government interference