Yesterday, we spent the entire day taking the kids on a tour of the St. Louis Zoo to see the hundreds of endangered species of idle welfare parasites collected from around the world, which in spite of having little to no value in the context of our free-market economy, are nevertheless conserved and sustained there for the edification and amusement of the public at the expense of taxpayers.
In Southern History Month 2019: Top 15 Species Lolbertarians Hate, I only described the tip of the iceberg of the consequences of market hunting. The environmental devastation caused by free-market capitalism, which licenses ravaging the environment for the sake of individual profit, once nearly drove even the whitetail deer and the wild turkey to extinction in American South. The poverty and exploitation of our ancestors in the aftermath of the Civil War led to a great deal of environmental damage that we have spent most of the last century trying to come back from.
The spread of free-market capitalism around the world in the modern era is a global story. It didn’t just devastate the environment here. This also went on in the American West (the near extermination of the American bison was the great conscience raising turning point), the American North, Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Asia, Africa, the world’s oceans, etc. We’ve been destroying countless species around the world for the sake of often frivolous human consumption.
YOU SAY THIS IS CONSERVATIVE. HOW SO?
The St. Louis Zoo is a scary “socialist” institution.
It is free of charge and open to the public. I took my son to see the thousands of species on display there which are currently endangered on account of market hunting and habitat destruction. I wanted him to see there is a middle ground between “capitalism vs. socialism.”
Note: My son’s favorite part of the day was riding the train.
I urge every one to read the interview on Vox dot com concerning a study Ashley Jardine, a Political Science professor from Duke University who just finished a study on white supremacy and White Identity Politics. She thought they were one and the same before the study She was surprised to find there is a vast gulf between those who believe in on engage in White Identity Politics and those who are avowed white supremacists. I think she was very impartial and estimates at least 30 to 40 million white people embrace some form of White Identity Politics! HW you need to be all over this!
Good recommendation.
I will have to save it to my Amazon wish list
That Vox article is so filled with disdain of anyone to the right of Mao, I almost puked. They talked about ‘inoculation’ against White Identity, as if it were a disease, like ‘German Measles.’ I am offended at that, way more than any supposed ‘outrage’ in calling a black man a ‘Nigger. ‘That’s what they are….
but what I found hilarious in this article, was that the author noted that Whites were ‘taking a page from the Left,’ in establishing a minority grievance culture, and seemed either surprised, or mildly annoyed, that we are now, ‘woke.’ Well, hell yeah! We’re the ONLY group that HAS THAT RIGHT- we are not former slaves, who were NEVER considered Americans, from the beginning. We are not illegal Aliens, INVADING another country to do a “Reconquista.”
We’re FOUNDING STOCK Americans, and this is OUR COUNTRY, alone.
Dammit.
The St Louis zoo is a great place. I love the wonderful Beax Art designed buildings. One of the great zoos of America. It and the Botanical Gardens, in St Louis are both worth going to see. Both do a lot of work in conservation.
I’ve also been to the Art Museum.
The St. Louis Zoo was great. I’m going to upload a gallery of photos later.
St Louis zoo is great. One of the best in the country.
A follow-up to that VOX article- and how to refute these bastards.
https://neociceroniantimes.wordpress.com/2019/04/26/were-not-going-to-talk-our-way-out-of-this/
The pics are lovely. You son is delightful! This is the way our lives should BE.
I’m taking some pics right now at the birthday party
I love zoos. Real zoos not the unintended kind like NYC.
You’re doing really good bonding with your boy, Brad. He’s adorable and I can’t believe how old he is now. Wasn’t it just yesterday when you went to the Gulf Coast with him as a newborn?
Yes, it was nearly 5 years ago.
Now, he has a cousin, which is why we are up here in Missouri. He also has lots of other cousins. I will post some pics from today.
Soon we won’t be able to have zoos because the Negros will lose their children in the animal pens and we will have to shoot them all.