Moonglow
Diamond Member
I live by Noel, Mo. I have 43 acres and I don't kill for sport just survival.Hey my boyfriend's dad was a do it yourselfer from PA. He still has family he used to visit up there for reunions till he quit driving that far.So a bit of a backstory on my screen name.
It's almost an inside joke to some... My parents, and their parents, all the way back to 1732 were Pennsylvanians,, every damn bit of them. I was the first Southern born child in the history of my family, and I was raised in the heart of the Confederacy, Culpeper County Virginia. Since then, I have lived in West Virginia and now Kentucky, and am hoping to move either further down South when I get the chance.
I have friends starting their own cooperative township in Splendora, based on growing food on 3-5 acres of land they just cleared. The church based nonprofit runs and trains people in managing their own health care cooperatives at cost to cut out corporate and govt middlemen and contract directly through nonprofit associations.
If you want to come visit Texas, or set up a 3 to 12 month paid internship, I can introduce you to the team. If you can teach us how to farm and best use the blank land that is ready to go, that could be your job with the cooperative, while Bret (the Libertarian lawyer) handles all the nonprofit licensing and contracts so we can legally do whatever we want as a church based program. And Don the founder trains us in all the health care aspects based on over 30 years of R&D.
I would like to set up internships with Ted Cruz or Dan Crenshaw (or also SJLee and Lizzie Fletcher who are Democrats) to study the ability of Cooperatives to separate prochoice and prolife tax funding to solve political conflicts over health care.
Would you like to contact your KY Senator Paul Rand who supports medical associations? And see if we could set up a college level program and internship for you? You could study and work with the nonprofit Cooperative in Texas, then we would help you replicate it in KY.
I would be willing to intern on the legal and legislative policies, in order to go through the same process Don and Bret went through in TX, and make that available in other states.
But just to work on developing the Cooperative farm where the residents decide democratically how to apply their own resources and manage their own economy, are you interested in that?
If you just want to play with guns, go visit two or three ranches and shoot wild hogs. I can ask some friends if you want to come visit.
I don't own land, but I know places you could go hog hunting. Don's church nonprofit owns about 35 acres (including their own gun shooting range area) he has invited anyone interested in the Cooperative to come live and work there and decide how to use it to teach independent living. He isn't into politics but just wants to grow solutions through the cooperative where you invest and manage resources directly and democratically.
Bret is more Libertarian but doesn't share Christian faith as the Constitutionalists tend to invoke. I would like to know how Sen. Paul might respond to this idea of supporting education in Constitutional govt and health care cooperatives to democratize districts to be self governing.
Is there a local college near you that might support a 2 year associate degree or internship for credits? I think there is an alternative college on the East coast that allows students to design their own degree plan by consulting with their staff and connecting it to real outreach and experience as part of the education. When you finish your program you ring the bell. Would you and your parents be open to ideas for collaborating on designing a college program for you?