Comments by "Timothy Neumann" (@timothyneumann6586) on "Elite Establishment's Ties to Big Pharma, and Keys to Avoiding Ultra-Processed Food, w/ Casey Means" video.

  1. Planet Sheen was about insisting that those people that think parking lots are so much more important than places to source food. A lot of urban people think there is no respectable place from where our food comes. Think about the Sacramento River, the California Aqueduct, which is split between the Greater Los Angeles area and shunts of irrigation in Central California before it gets there, which is bad for the Delta smelt who need the river kept at a certain depth to survive. We humans aren't allowed to suck from that river in a way that victimizes those fish. Therefore Miranda Kerr had to divorce Orlando Bloom to talk about the natural relationship of that Aqueduct on behalf of those smelt, from a certain point of view.
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  2. Jimmy Neutron, Carl, and Sheen were urbanites and those of the tech sector who do all these fascinating things, but they don't know about where there food comes from. Polly and her black friend were those wheat plants and corn plants with ears all in a line along the side of the road. If it is not the hybrid from the seed company advertised on the fence line, there is no way the athletics would know anything about those food crops.
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  3. The Klingons of the Planet Chronos are about knowing the time it takes to grow the food it takes to feed a city, but the Vulcans are just about the lack of patience it takes to have something to eat. The Federation is about the fact that we eat, but so many people are just woefully ignorant about the real issues that pertain to the growth of enough food for our metropolitan centers, but our metropolises really have no respect for the people that do the real work of agriculture. Even our farmer's markets here are not frequented by locavores so much as bargain hunters looking to score a deal. Complicate that with the destructive partisan zeal of large urban Blue Pills who think it is just natural to run roughshod over the prerogatives of those conservative people that grow the food on behalf of the urban rootlessness and an eternal fascination with newness and faddishness that never amount to anything other than dust-ups over political moments that are more important than affordable food.
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