Community Gardens Grow Community

[BadassCeino]

If we turn our back on society that shit will crumble in a day, no shit! & IT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW.

[BadassCeino]

They dont even make movies about shit like this, nothing about self reliance, solar power, renewable energy, moving out of society & living off the grid.

They dont because WE ARE THEY OIL THAT LUBRICATE THE MACHINE thats call society.

[peakmoment]

That's why we're doing Peak Moment shows. Now's the time when we need to ensure we can take care of ourselves and our neighbors. Hurricane Katrina (and Haiti) taught us that we can't expect the government to take care of us.

[OS253]

@BadassCeino: For me, I bought a cabin in the woods for myself. I have 2 acres of land. I grow my own food on my land. It's self reliance and it's so quiet living in th woods. No cars, no noise, no stress! It's just me, myself, and I. I wash and dry my clothes in the sunshine. I don't need a washer or dryer except in the winter times when it's cold or snowy. LOL.

[BadassCeino]

Governments dont want this, they want people to buy there modified foods. They dont want people to be self reliant, they want everyone to depend on them.

[Tidnull]

peakmoment is my home school education thanks

[chasemon42]

Gotta say this was a very enjoyable video. Would love to see the successes had in Ashland propagated throughout this country. Either from seed or using cuttings it would be wonderful to see more of these gardens popping up all over the american landscape. Thanks.

[odin422]

they pay to work...to garden...THEY PAY!!!

im confused

[blesstheeye]

Sure! What's so confusing about paying? The city own the land, supplys the water and keeps the deer out. In exchange, we get to raise our organic veggies on clean land and develop community. Its a nice exchange. Gardening for some, is a recreational activity. Do you use a pubic pool or golf course without paying a fee? The parks department is serving the community by offering a place for people raise food in a sustainable way.

[Mechman064]

From what I've gathered, the dollar is in it's final death spiral and will start to crash real soon. When that happens the abundant food grown in the US will start to be sold overseas for currencies more valuable than the dollar. This will cause food to get hugely expensive real soon, like within a year. We're in for a shock and some people who aren't prepared might turn violent. People get that way when they're hungry. Look at the riots in Egypt. We could see that here within 18 months.

[flatfacefred]

umm... no

[hanadorii]

Seems like what you said has come true. Psychic??

[mwells219]

I agree. This is why community gardens are so important. May be hard though because people would have to change from the common meat and processed food based diets.

[MrSybertek]

@mwells219 Community gardens are good but not when the city or parks and recreation own the land. That is government and when government owns it they own you and can dictate to you and can take it away at anytime. Get the community together and rent property or buy, don't get it from the government. That is total ignorance.

[mwells219]

@MrSybertek right because private america will suddenly all get together next month and take the billions they spend on processed frozen foods and help a community in the bronx plant vegetables. a democratically elected government represents the interest of the country rather than the profit margin of the private sector. Get your head out of ron paul's ass.

[Mechman064]

Excellent Video Janaia!

The time for individual gardens is going to be coming back very soon. It mostly won't be from a happy desire to make pretty flowers grow. It will come more from a grim determination to grow something we can eat. Food is going to start getting expensive real soon and the more you can grow, the less you'll have to buy (or do without). Storage is important too. I'm packing away rice, beans, wheat, sugar, spices, seeds and canned goods like crazy. We don't much time left.