Free Thinking 2 Feral Gardens of the Lower Sonoran Desert

Lionheart continues to kick sand in the eyes of professional wilderness "survivalists" by pointing out how simple living free really is. He bashes the concept of poverty while offering an age-old wilderness-living solution. "There is no such thing as poverty, unless you have complete faith in the monetary system..."

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[DanielLionheart1]

Thankxsz! And thanks for subscribing too!

[DanielLionheart1]

Thank you! You're absolutely right. If there are ever cattle trucks and trains and death camps for them, they won't hesitate to submit and comply because they wouldn't know how to live outside the Cage. Thanks for the encouragement!

[DanielLionheart1]

Thanks for the comments! Much appreciated.

[nuthreatmediaphx]

awesome video

[MTNMANTIM]

i like your attitude...when things get really bad...a lot of folks are goin' to die cause they are sheep and can't think for themselves and don't have the knowledge or take the time to learn how to LIVE !

[MrHoskinse]

This cactus does contain water, but the water contains oxalic acid and is likely to cause diarrhea if ingested when the stomach is empty.

The species Ferocactus covillei was also called siml cöquicöt, 'killer barrel cactus', to indicate that it should not be eaten or its liquid consumed