Posted on 01/26/2015 4:20:44 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
I’m afraid to ask how “queer” farming is different from “straight” farming.
Well, the last sentence of the article explains that:
“Farming,” he says, “is a place where the many queer people struggling with not feeling good in their heads and bodies can put their fingers in the soil and feel right, feel nourished.”
However I will leave it to others - probably, to botanists - to try to comprehend what it means to "put their fingers in the soil and feel right, feel nourished." Most people that I know are markedly different from plants.
I’m afraid to ask how “queer” farming is different from “straight” farming. —
Well for one, you don’t need a bull.
1. How and why does a rural farm girl go to Vasser?
2. Please apply the homosexual agenda to your farm animals and then reap the financial rewards.
I just hope they aren't doing weird things with the vegetables.
I found that queer, as well.
(see what I did there?)
“What I want to tell you about is being isolated from a gay population,” Stanitis says. “There are bars here, but I don’t want to hang out in a dude bar, it’s not a great way to meet other gay farmers and I don’t think there are many up here.”
So why would he choose the life? The region is liberal and his neighbors and customers rather relish his preferences. They find him engaging, different, unusual and brave. Plus, he makes killer cheese. “I don’t have trouble being gay up here, but I do admit it would be great if some guy wanted to meet a wonderful gay farmer who makes cheese!”
It's like a horrible, HORRIBLE parody.
regarding their stories of dealing with animosity, I don’t believe a word of it.
And to add, the reason why this super powerful identity group is gaining popularity EVERYWHERE is because dent people accept it.
Decent people are very tolerant. And tolerance today is seen as weakness and it causes societies to decay.
You owe me a new laptop, I’ll never get the southern sweet tea off the monitor lol.
These people are not farmers, they are hobby farmers. This article makes it sound like gay farmers are producing most of the nations food.
HAMMER: Yes Esther.
ESTHER: I want you to talk dirty to me.
HAMMER: Oh. Okay. (He thinks for a moment.) I want to have lots of children by you. Get a good paying, stable job. Settle down in Long Island somewhere. Someplace nice. Fancy. But not fancy schmancy. I want for our children to go to private schools and take music lessons. Little Abraham will go to Stanford for college, Batya will go Ivy League, maybe Vassar.
ESTHER: Keep going.
HAMMER: Afterwards they’ll make the decision as to whether or not they’d like to continue their religious studies in Israel. Because, hey, after all we’ll have practiced the highly effective assertive democratic style of child rearing, sprinkled with a healthy dose of liberalism.
- The Hebrew Hammer (2003)
“As queers, as gays and lesbians, I think we’ve always been much closer to nature than other people...”
Well, you certainly make beautiful floral arrangements.
You don't know a lot of LIVs, I take it...
Queers only plow the manure pile?
Queer framers grow queers, you silly man!
I guess they meet other queer farmers at only queer farmers.com
Roosters have a right to lay eggs too!
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