“We want da land” Farming is not for everyone.

Wanting is easy. Working is hard.

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They want to be a farmer until it's time to do what farmers do

These degenerates aren’t even nice to animals why would anyone trust them to farm

Hawu Bantu

It's the exact same story in every single industry in the West. Hopefully more people are starting to catch on.

I handle farm animals better than them when I was 10. You don’t whip them to make them walk straight.

White people are civilization. They need whites, we don't need them.

Farming is not a job, there is no university degree that will teach you theory on how to become a successful farmer.. it’s a practical course handed down by generations of hard knocks… God knows I couldn’t farm. Respect

Its a skill thing, not a race thing. Has been for thousands of years and that is how people survived so long.

The cows know who their people are.