Angry Rant | She Lost Her Mind!

[@AntiFederalist58]

"The more I learn about people, the more I like my dog." -- Mark Twain

[@mikelang6764]

I find that more more time I spend with my cats, the less I enjoy people..........Animals are simple and pure, once you understands them........People are anything but !

[@JaxesGame]

The real problem is these people move away from the crap of where they're at but then they bring their own crap with them. They need to stop and learn from the locals how to act properly.

[@hoss5852]

Facts!

[@jeremybryant5778]

Yup. Got a neighbor like that​@@hoss5852

[@williamwalker1277]

Jason was raised up on a farm with with 30 acres. My grandparents owned it and then passed it down to my dad,then to me. In 1992 l hand built a big log cabin. Then in 2009 my wife and I were sitting on the porch and every direction we looked they were a new house there or one being built. After living there for 40 years l told my wife I'm not living in this city. We sold the house and stayed in one of our rentals for several years until we found another place much farther out in the country. Our closest neighbors are a half a mile away. Now I'm back in the country again..

[@texasoutlook60]

I'm jealous!

[@lorkainenkingg8497]

The government "owns" too much of the land - especially out west - and worse, manages it very poorly. I would like to see a second homestead act that would put land into the hands of Americans under the auspices of making it productive for America and implemented the right way would improve land management dramatically. JMO

[@SheyenneKreamer]

I don't believe peace is dependent on how crowded the planet is. It's much more about how connected we are to Our Creator. And nature helps us stay connected to Him. God bless those who have lost their way And God bless you for the amazing work you do that glorifies Him.

[@kathybradbury]

In the US, the actual citizens of this country are DECREASING. The problem isn’t overpopulation, it’s cities overubanization and urban decay. We need to fix up old places, not leave them to fall apart. We also need to stop allowing foreigner to buy real estate and mineral/ forestry/water rights of US land. Sadly, the increased traffic you’re experiencing is people just like you…either looking for homes away from urban centers, or working for developers.

[@diananazaroff5266]

I totally understand how you feel about people and noise. I live in GA as well, in a small mill town east of ATL with a state route going through the center of town. When I moved here in 1996, we could sit on the front porches of the houses on the main road and talk. Virtually no noise and it was so peaceful. Now, you can't hear what the other person is saying because of the road noise. It's like living next to an interstate. I live one road behind the main road and it drives me crazy that while working in my yard, I can't escape the noise. I even talked to DOT engineers to see if there was some kind of asphalt that could be used that would reduce the tire noise - the answer was a big negative. There are ways I can abate it - evergreen plantings, fences, ponds with moving water - and I'm doing all of them, but it's still always there. I often wish I had gone out to the country instead of moving here. But, I love my home and the way it feels to live inside of it - like a warm comforting hug. Have to pick your battles and as I age, I just don't spend as much time outdoors...

[@gloriayoung392]

This one of the kindest angry rant very Godly Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@fatmanoutdoors]

I live about 2 miles (as the crow flies), from where I grew up. My parents' still live in that house. At the Fall Gathering, I realized that the area there reminds me of what it used to look like here where I live. I have watched the farmland here go fallow, get gobbled up, and houses spring up where there was nothing but cows. The road is 3 to 4 lanes (with more widening soon to happen), and the car noise never stops. And while I love the convenience, it hurts to remember how this use to all be 2 lane roads, where most everyone knew each other and we all went to the same school about 7 miles away. Now, I am lucky to run into anyone I know. It just hurts, The worst part is being priced out of my "hometown". There's no way I can afford to buy 10+ acres here, even if I could find it. Because the developers will pay about $100K an acre. Is everyone here wealthier overall than 30 years ago? Proabably. Is it convenient? Yes. Do I still hate it? Yes. Progress and privacy (or maybe just nostalgia) are two sides of the same coin, and someone has to flip it every couple of decades.

[@victorchinchillvas]

Totally hear what you're saying. That being said, these are all first world problems my man.

[@deannavries3316]

I already heard too many cars go by in the first minute lol

[@thomas-i5o7h]

I live in California, I've been here for most of my life. And yes, I know exactly what you mean about HOA"s. I lived in one at one time, and I will NEVER live in another ever again ! Those people were beyond pathetic. Let's just say that my cat is way smarter than those people were !

[@suzannebecken7682]

I was watching a western --Open Range- at one point Duvall was riding with Tom Selleck in the supposed wilderness when a single wagon with a family in it drove close by them....Duvall said something like ' the west is filling up with folks'!!

[@darlenemullins]

The Lord has us all here for a reason. He has a plan and purpose for each person on this earth. I know it gets hard sometimes though.

[@futurefolk9919]

Sadly, we are not inherently good stewards of our land. We are given such abundance yet we squander it for parking lots and shopping malls. Where are the community gardens? There are plenty of food pantries- yet no gardens? Seems counter productive to me.

[@davinci3259]

I would say I'm not a people person but I can get along with just about anyone, I just don't really like being around people. I'm content with being around my family and staying to myself. Life feels like it is getting over crowded but only because of the inherent nature of some people just being shitty, entitled people. The largest problem today is the government forcing itself into every aspect of life for the sake of progress, but all it has done is exponentially harmed society. Some people have far too much free time on there hands to be productive so they just try to tear down. The fed has gotten way to big for anything other than destruction. There is a book one can read to learn the outcome of it all. .

[@miken7629]

About trees, people in Alaska need 16 trees a year for fuel/heat, slowly turning property into farm land plus a buffer from forrest fires.

[@texasoutlook60]

I agree! When we moved 10 yrs ago to this sleepy little town in Texas its was great! Not much traffic, crime or noise but now I hate it! Especially after 4 yrs of open border we have been flooded with people! I would leave in a heartbeat if I could!

[@White-Head]

From Andrews SC yes sa I totally agree

[@MichaelR58]

Nice to visit again, thanks for sharing, YAH bless brother !

[@durgan5668]

I've always lived 'away' from towns/cities. But you can't really escape everything. I don't want people in my back pocket, just where I can go, see them, and come back. Like visiting a zoo. Don't want to live there, but it's somewhat interesting every couple of weeks or so.

[@artistknownaslisa2850]

😂

[@revron48]

Like you, we moved from a small South Georgia town because I deemed it "too peopley". We have been on our place for almost 10 years and there are twice as many homes around us since we have moved here. Worse yet about 40 miles east of us an automotive mfg. is building (progress!) With it comes all the support industry and bedroom communities, of which we may become one! I'm not happy about it but can't do anything about it. So, I'll stand m ground as long as I can. I'm old enough now that I can probably live the rest of my life in limited privacy. But I can relate to your dilemma.

[@PabloP169]

"Simples!". Move to rural or even outback Australia. The cattle station that I have done caretaker duties on, is > 1 million acres and the nearest little town is about 100 km away and a decent sized place, more than twice that distance.

[@kringsja922]

This is very relatable, when i go out in the forest, i try to walk as far away from any trails or vision of anything manmade just to have feel inner peace, i guess only progressive solution is space exploration.

[@JJ-JOHNSON]

Isaiah 5:8: "Woe to you who add house to house and join field to field until no place is left and you live alone in the land"

[@kevinshea1249]

I like your honesty. People are going become more tolerable of things outside their control

[@valleyrose2024]

Yes it is getting too crowded there. Having a busy road nearby means it will just get noisier as the traffic gets heavier over the months and years.

[@imjca63]

I feel your pain had a house in Marble NC but living in S. FLA, miss the peace & tranquility..

[@PermaMedic-i7y]

At times, I see this homestead journey as an apprenticeship with the Creator. Daily, He reveals to me the consequences of complacent consumerism. I truly believe you’re tapping into the core message of the Eden account: Are we replenishing what we and our children consume? Very few homesteaders or preppers truly confront the concept of land’s carrying capacity. How many people can the land sustain, and for how long, while maintaining its restorative balance? I believe that in the age to come, we will design homes, neighborhoods, and cities with permaculture zone planning, ensuring that when we cut down a tree, we already have a zone planted to replenish it. This thoughtful approach will align with the Creator’s design, fostering a sustainable and restorative relationship with the land.

[@amywert8088]

I live in a quiet area, I drive under the speed limit too but not many people mind. I have to be to work between 8 and 9 so I can go slower if I want to! No one in the neighborhood complains about the yard, the mess, the noise, the fireworks, anything although technically it is a HOA. I moved back to my childhood home after 25 years and wow has the next town grown though. Yikes! And the trees in the yard, my parents should have cut more down! They were too close to the house and plumbing and shouldn't have been allowed to get so big and expensive to remove. I like staying home, it's so peopley out there.

[@jamessotherden5909]

The farmland I hunted as a young man are no shopping malls or housing developments. 33 years ago I moved to the country but now we are getting more stores and businesses moving closer. Guess that's progress.

[@shawnfalls3538]

Always good to make sure those brakes are functioning correctly. 😁🤟

[@rebeccaarmstrong6614]

😂

[@deelynn8611]

A good mix of privacy and public interaction is what I always tried for. I've been forced into a more solitary life, and it is terrible for me. I do not do well without human interaction a couple times a month. My husband is good company, buy having had a job in the public eye most of my life, i miss interaction with people. That was the best part of my job! Things change i guess, for everyone. But when the change involves you being miserable at the "new'" circumstances, you run yourself ragged trying to think of a good solution. So far i havent found it. Glad to see you seem to have found your solution.

[@tomritter493]

I grew up in a 800 person tnsp now its 3500 ppl that wants to live like the place they left new law regs dont know whos ordering me around

[@amymartin7508]

Right on.

[@madamecampsalot6384]

I feel everything you said.

[@louigibeuuk9118]

❤ You’re singing my song bro😊 Spent my whole life chasing the “sweet spots” you highlighted here… it‘s a moving target… The seeking has taken me on some wild adventures. I’m grateful for that at any rate😉

[@lindahubbs8146]

I once over thought about this and other things- once I realized, giving my heart, faith and love to spiritual things meaning the Most High, I’ve never had a thought- I put worries into studying beyond the norm and waking up to this world not going to church. Bse the only truth is the end is so close all that matters is where I’m living after- seriously, think about it, this world is done, evil, full of deceit .

[@SnakeBitBob1982]

I bought rural land and put an RV on it, but still have a house in the city. I spend all my free time out on the rural property. There is a highway 1 mile away and I can kind of hear the vehicles when its not breezy out. I grew up in the country and now as a middle-aged guy the woods are where I find peace, and more importantly...no people

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

It’s almost unbearable here. Most growing county in the country for 20+ yrs now. And the infrastructure sucks and they wanna raise the property tax 30% or more.

[@thomas-i5o7h]

Speaking on the subject of hunting, what about wildlife conservation ? Jason, what are your thoughts on that subject ?

[@christopherpike8269]

Mother Nature will self correct. Progress will halt and we will have to return to community. That is what we are missing in todays society.

[@rogerb.9590]

Jason, dogs run out of nowhere and you have to hit the brakes. Lol

[@johnnyh-pay5843]

Everybody wants to build a cabin in the woods…until the woods are filled with cabins.

[@loriflarson4236]

They want to subdivide some of the farm land around where i live

[@suebee1436]

We can have both.....if its done properly......

[@eddiejenkins9902]

I used to have neighbors, but they have all died off. It's getting lonely out here. I'm just kidding. I live in a National Forest.

[@brianburge3349]

THANKS

[@katlyons9444]

Hi Jason. Hope you are doing great. Have a great day on purpose. 😊😊

[@ONThree]

Thanks! You too!

[@jwaters3998]

Re: trees. When I have trees cut down I always take some time beforehand and spend a few minutes to thank them for what they provided and what they might provide. Just show a little respect for the things you have and the things you use. It doesn't cost anything and it might provide benefits in a way you can't, or don't know.

[@leesonoutdoors]

It’s a quandary for sure

[@Pineboxperspective]

The world is turning into that one guy that comes up and starts fishing right beside of you.

[@jeffedoe4189]

Lol you should have seen those warriors at my job today! We had to have someone criminally trespassed cause they were blocking us from working cutting brush

[@Q-BinTom]

I sometimes think that Thanos was right. Just a snap of the fingers

[@spacewolf9585]

LMFAO 4:28-4:53 if this happened around the western North Carolina area it’s entirely possible that was my ex wife!🤣 I completely agree with this life paradox too, the balance is something that I have been trying to maintain for as long as I have been aware of it, and have some nice property in WNC, but the whole area is getting more and more development and the storm situation hasn’t helped much either. Would love to hear more about your ideas and experiences on this subject, as I find myself in a similar mindset and position currently.👍🤙🖖

[@WatersFamilyHomestead]

Conservation includes and depends on improvements. Keep doing what you do.

[@ieronmandan5]

Buddy u think u got it bad not even close I used to ride by a field when I was a kid now it's a pile of houses,... I grew up on five acres

[@raysalmon4191]

As population grows ,so does the crowd. For quite we must go where no one wants to be

[@christopherpeterson1400]

Come to seattle.. it is " me first people " on hyperdrive.. lol lol

[@ronald-d7u]

Progress is the engine that drives people to explore and seek other places and more space. If we don't destroy ourselves then as Elon says more space will be Space itself.

[@outofgas5293]

5/4 rafters ? What's up with that .

[@reidcrosby6241]

No snow loading?

[@ketacombs36]

The answer is the peace of God that passes understanding to fill more people. Sounds like you may already have it ❤

[@alanmcrae8594]

It is not a system that allows balance. Once it takes root in a sparsely settled heavily forested area it becomes a magnet for transplants leaving over-developed areas that they could not wait to get away from but will recreate around themselves in just a few years. Always opportunistic real estate developers will the see the trend developing in its early stage and make all the right contacts to be able to cash in big. Modernity spreads like a cancer or a virus, leaving different cosmetic versions of the same lifestyle as it grows. Consider what happened to native Hawaiians, many of whom can no longer afford to live in their own land. And, of course, many of the North American Indians who were pushed on to reservations and their former hunting grounds turned into housing developments, shopping malls, and modern infrastructure. This pattern repeated in Australia, in the rest of the Americas, and now elsewhere. It's a total package that is marketed thru all of the media, financed by the banking system and though it is terribly toxic it is showing no signs of slowing down or adopting greener, wiser, and less materialistic values. There are some signs of some systemic breakdown ahead, and some people are trying to live a more balanced & modest lifestyle, but even here The System makes it difficult to people to live tiny. You are compelled to build a large, energy & resource hogging home with all of hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of all the standard amenities & subsystems. Most likely, this style of modern living will only change significantly when the Debt Bubble finally bursts, when Climate Change takes out whole sections of built infrastructure, and the cost to live this way becomes unaffordable for many. Maybe with enough collective suffering we will finally rediscover community neighborliness, frugality, work/life balance, and the spiritual necessity of living within a healthy natural ecosystem...

[@thomas-i5o7h]

I don't think progress has any bearing on people's intelligence or lack thereof, they're gonna do and say the same stupid things no matter where they are. A great many people are about as sharp as a bowling ball. The unfortunate part of it all is that you can't fix stupid.

[@felishagathright4013]

Those people will not slow down or truly understand the usefulness of trees til their world stops. Keep on with good stewardship. They will thin themselves out. #keepthefaith

[@thevirginiabushcrafter8833]

Progress ain't gonna stop, it will only increase. Stay Safe/

[@shenlonggohan]

Spain was ruled by invaders for almost a millennia. After reclaiming their nation they experienced a Golden Age. History is never finished.

[@suebee1436]

Well everyone knows what part of the problem is. Maybe ppl are moving to area to get away from crime n crazies. Thats why i moved out of town. Alot of the things happening certainly dont help matters any.

[@invincibel4007]

When the earth ascends, we will ascend too, and then people will be kind to each other. If that's not good enough, you will be able to travel to other worlds outside of the ice wall, some of which are not populated except in some cases with animals.

[@chris1638]

Great vidoe

[@kennethcruise7635]

All we can do is make our corner of the world best we can. We can't be John Denver , " More people more scars upon the land " not checking our foot print .

[@patrickoneill6821]

Moved outta Florida to a dead end holler or hollar? West Virginia, happiest we've ever been!

[@TawannainTN]

That's awesome ! It is holler😊I'm from one...

[@CornPopsDood]

“Progress” is fine until it’s pushing the locals out.

[@miken7629]

I need three worlds. I need the city, it's resources, medical, technology, apartment, managing my millions, being well fed. I also need the country life every spring, hiking trails, carrying everything I need on my back. My third world is the sea, a sailboat and the independence it provides.

[@valleyrose2024]

Living on a dead end not by the highway would be more peaceful.

[@ChristosAntoniouPhotographer]

excellent

[@deborahddenmark]

'murder a tree' good grief, stahp it already. those ppl need to get a grip; trees can grow like weeds and I KNOW this as a NRCM grad and a long time multi acre landowner. so STFU to those who are freaking out

[@kevinramsey3490]

People ruin being a people person

[@SuperNeutrophil]

If you are patient, you may get your wish. The birth rate is seriously low in most western countries. Sounds like you are also making progress, sustainably. I had a farm but lost it in a divorce. City stuck now and will never be able to afford a farm again. The back yard is all garden, I made a greenhouse and have apple trees. The point is, it’s the best I can do, and it’s a place of peace for me and my wife. Greatly enjoy your channel.

[@giselleroman2140]

Welp! Where do you live? I'm literally leaving FL and moving to the woods in TN to escape the people!!!!!!!! Peace you'll only find with God!

[@kimmin7422]

Normally, I agree with just about everything you say, Jason, but not on the driving less than the speed limit. Did you ever think that because you are not driving the speed limit, you may be making someone else late? Or maybe someone got a call that a loved one is in the hospital or worse yet, on their death bed, and you are keeping them from getting to their loved one in time to say goodbye? I would so be that person behind you who was throwing up her hands in frustration!! I would never ask or expect you to break the law by driving over the speed limit, but it irritates me to no end when I get behind someone like you who has no particular place to go, when I, on the other hand, have to be at work, or physical therapy, or the doctor, or whatever! I plan my time carefully so that I'm on time to my appointments... what I cannot plan for... is being behind someone like you who refuses to go the speed limit, and then you wonder why someone would have the gaul to get upset at you!! Please try to consider that the person behind you might actually have a good reason to need you not to hinder them. Do unto others..., brother.

[@user-sf2dd5wc9i]

I love meandering

[@samearry4291]

Speaking from experience: You're just getting old and annoyed by people. Look at the kids at age 20. They want to move into most crowded places and make friends with everybody

[@chatiwag]

Progress isn't always good, as we see these days. Populations will taper off in another 15 years, as all of us boomers will be dying off, and our kids only had a couple kids if that, so I think it's leveling off in some respect (not with immigration though). But one tip I'd give to anyone with the means who wants "their space" and solitude, is to buy up all the land around "your" area so it's all your own, (and don't split it up or sell it to anyone). This way, you buy out your neighbor's view of you.

[@jasongarling20]

More people... less resources... you think you are pissed... how do you think the other animals feel?

[@TAVAAR7]

I mean I think all the vocal whiners about (insert topic) should go see how its produced for their convenience. For example, anyone who whines about harvesting animals they should go visit the massive chicken factories and see how bad those live before being culled and all the crap they're pumped full of to make them grow for production results, so the next time they get some drive through chicken nuggies they're yanked out of their willful ignorance utopia. If the people who complain actually were forced to see what goes into making their modern lifes conveniences they'd have to choose hypocrisy or shutting up....or they'd become instant homestead advocates.

[@johnmcelhaney1484]

Put all the people in Alaska and each person would have about 2 sq. Miles . We have plenty of land , for some reason we seam to like being stacked on top of each other. Just a bunch of sheep I guess

[@waltermobley-ij8xg]

I would agree I'm tired of GD developers trying to developers every plot of land into subdivisions to bring in more people and traffic into an area leave some Forrest fools

[@bingothelegend]

5 mph under????? Yes you are what’s wrong with this world sir ….. smh lol…

[@bobinmontana777]

Teaching children in the car to brake-check? Sounds like road rage to me. Just admitting it on KZbin, don’t be surprised to wake up at 6AM with a SWAT team battering your door down to arrest you.

[@Thyalwaysseek]

I was with you until you said you drive 5 miles under the speed limit, please don't be that guy.

[@yakfishin4912]

Toubwant peace, find God. Obey his laws and keeps his decrees.

[@OPSTuT]

lol. You ain’t in Dante anymore.

[@beckysalyer8546]

You come to your mom's house and eat homemade soups or chili. Cave day!!

[@OPSTuT]

83 million acres of blm land in Idaho.

[@bsholderlowescs]

First of all God created clean meat, herbs & veggies for the service of mankind to live long & healthy. One of His Laws is to refrain from the unhealthy, like pork and bottom dwelling fish with no scales. God gave us everything we need in nature to live comfortably by His standards, not humanity’s.

[@JohnMercer-y3y]

You're annoyed by traffic after you said in on of your videos that I am wrong for living where I love. I'm Canuck and proud to be. Lol on you.

[@collinwarchol2905]

I don't think the population is increasing, so that's in your favor

[@jeffechols5302]

The world has gotten away from God and gets crazier by the day See ya on the next one

[@gailmitchell5101]

Go-to Alaska. 😂

[@ONThree]

I’d love to but my wife won’t go with me