Joel Salatin

Bernie Sanders, who walks around the country, got to stop the oligarchy, got to stop the oligarchy.

He's right.

The four horsemen of the apocalypse, weather, price, pestilence, and disease.

It's what every farmer sits on the back of his pickup truck and complains about.

Yeah, yeah, I am a lunatic.

Of course I am.

That's right.

Because the whole idea is don't put me in a box.

And so the Christian is fairly straightforward.

But my problem with the Christian folks, my Christian friends, is that in general, if the church is having a potluck and you say, you know, let's not use styrofoam.

Why don't we go to the Salvation Army, get a bunch of mismatched plates, and we'll wash dishes when it's over and there won't be any trash to take out.

In the average church, what?

Are you some sort of greenie weenie, commie pinko, earth muffin?

And so in general, the faith community is identified with dominance, exploitation, conquistador, look what the Spaniards did in the name of God and the queen.

And so each of these has a plus and a minus for me, which is why I've jumbled them together.

So Christian, libertarian.

Politically, I'm quite libertarian.

I think the government should be about 10% of its size.

Maybe smaller.

We can debate that.