Comments by "Frank MacLeod" (@frankmacleod2565) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

  1. You should visit at least, you'll probably be surprised. It's not the hellhole you've been led to believe it is
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  2. I'm not sure that is accurate information, that hippie doesnt look like he knows what he's talking about
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  3. seriously. Good points. You could make the same points about most of the white people in America
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  4. The first half of your statement is entirely inaccurate
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  5. Every farmer I know is proud of his product. Doesn't matter what the crop is. Squash, apples, weed
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  6. 31:07 it's a misconception that rivers don't flow north. Rivers flow downhill. If the hill (or continental slope) faces north, then the rivers there will flow north. All of the rivers at the north end of each continent flow north; the ones in the south flow south.
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  7.  @TonkaTruckMan  no, I live in a fairly rural area myself, on the redwood coast south of the Oregon border. Nearest big city is a couple hundred miles away. How about you, where do you live?
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  8. Yeah, great. The cities in California are a disaster. You could use some more bumpkin
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  9. No, the state is still here. Watch the video
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  10.  @Willsherman707  haha yep. There's a road to old John's place but it's pretty rough, I wouldn't drive down it
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  11. It's the idea she was talking about, not the actual practice of giving everyone a mule and some land
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  12. the government set aside land for use by Natives so they wouldn't be exterminated. At that time there was an active, government sponsored effort to eradicate all the Indians.
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  13. It's a myth. Game cameras and security cameras all over the woods these days
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  14. still a lot of good ol' boys around
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  15. It's far nicer now. City beautification project
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  16. SLO is amazing.
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  17. Blue policies have failed. Vote red
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  18. yeah he was going upstream
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  19. Whoa, my local neighborhood here
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  20.  @TonkaTruckMan  good point.
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  21. They were all gone by the time Tasha's great great grandfather settled here
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  22.  @neildarealdeal7129  no, I was just growing as a side-gig while I was in college. Career took over, forced me out, and then the market collapsed. It was never full time for me but it paid the bills for a few years.
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  23.  @neildarealdeal7129  oh haha oops. Responded to the wrong comment here. Yeah unfortunately, the "Indian Wars" in this area were particularly brutal. The Mattole was a relatively sparsely populated area to begin with, in pre-contact days, and then the non-natives commenced an outright slaughter and roundup. The massacre survivors were packed off to distant reservations in the 1860s.
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  24. She's a cashier. It's her job to take money from people
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  25. No those aren't petrified. Just stumps that wash out of the rivers every winter
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  26. I've been here only 20 years but have worked on a lot of ranches and farms, and have never seen a rancher or farmer walk on his land barefoot. Even the hippies wear boots.
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  27. 23:08 hahaha she's awesome, I love San Francisco
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  28. 29:26 the old Logger's Palace, just drove past that spot yesterday.
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  29. what are you talking about, there are Indians all over this place. Biggest tribe in the state is here, the Yurok
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  30. a lot of growers were damaging the land and resources so it must be regulated, but the regulations went way too far for small growers.
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  31.  @0poIE  The people are Hupa. The land is Hoopa.
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  32.  @0poIE  Right, well maybe he meant "the people of Hoopa". It's a bit confusing as they're pronounced about the same.
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  33. That guy's recommendation on how the cops should serve the community is to feed them? Like, food? dude is confused.
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  34. Bob McKee was a heck of a dude.
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  35. Excellent work Mr. Santenello. Good people in the video.
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  36. seriously
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  37.  @Victoriak117  I live here and have never seen anybody walking barefoot like this, through fields. Broken old beer bottle glass will cut right through those callouses. Lots of abandoned rusted old farm equipment buried all over the river bottoms, get a good tetanus case if you're not careful. Don't see many rattlesnakes around anymore though
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  38.  @Victoriak117  yes the soil is clean of like chemical pollutants generally, if you're not in a lumber mill site, but there's old broken bottles and buried rusted farm equipment in these old river bottoms, following a century and a half of farming, logging and residential life. as an archaeologist I get paid to find all that old stuff. This particular spot is rural compared to San Francisco but it has been farmed since the 1880s or so. mouth of north fork Mad River
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  39. Good work Peter.
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  40. 31:31 This is not ok. Trump 2024
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  41. Trump could have during his last term but he didn't. None of them do despite all the promises
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  42. The great bed?
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  43. Great video as always. We need to increase funding for law enforcement across the country.
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  44. Oh? You must not like nature. Live in the city, it's better for you there
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  45. well technically they were part of a second wave of indigenous to this area, they pushed out a group that was already here a couple thousand years ago
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  46. Try 5 hours from the bay area
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  47. "free states" hahaha you can't even smoke a joint
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  48. oh please
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  49. ask Jesus why he doesn't put an end to child abuse, instead of just sitting there and watching it every day
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  50. 35:06 sounds like we all have basically the same problems.
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