Piss on 'em. I never planned on living forever, but while I do live, I'll live my way, not theirs. They can kiss my ass.
It looks like they're aiming this mostly at cities and urban areas, probably something to do with their silly-assed "15 minute cities". They won't be able to do anything with the countryside, since we know how to get our own tucker out of the bush, and some of that tucker includes critters. Those critters have hides, and those hides can be made into leather and clothes, so they can kiss our asses on that front, too.
It wouldn't do for them to try to stop us - we can leave them laying as critter food, too, and what the critters don't eat will rot down and go into plants, and we eat plants, too. So if they come to stop us, they'll just be doing us a favor that they won't appreciate much. They're just bear food and fertilizer in the end.
Come at us. We've been moonshining, lurking in the brush, and poaching for generations, and we'll show ya how the rabbit eats the cabbage. Uncontacted Amazon tribes ain't got nothin' on us for hiding behind the leaves and watching you pass right by on your wild goose chase. God help ya if yer dumb enough to try to see what's behind the leaves in those big dark woods.
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It looks like they're aiming this mostly at cities and urban areas, probably something to do with their silly-assed "15 minute cities". They won't be able to do anything with the countryside, since we know how to get our own tucker out of the bush, and some of that tucker includes critters. Those critters have hides, and those hides can be made into leather and clothes, so they can kiss our asses on that front, too.
It wouldn't do for them to try to stop us - we can leave them laying as critter food, too, and what the critters don't eat will rot down and go into plants, and we eat plants, too. So if they come to stop us, they'll just be doing us a favor that they won't appreciate much. They're just bear food and fertilizer in the end.
Come at us. We've been moonshining, lurking in the brush, and poaching for generations, and we'll show ya how the rabbit eats the cabbage. Uncontacted Amazon tribes ain't got nothin' on us for hiding behind the leaves and watching you pass right by on your wild goose chase. God help ya if yer dumb enough to try to see what's behind the leaves in those big dark woods.
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