Me too!! They’re my favorite, my dream is to own my own horse one day 😩

I love horses….free and in the wild

They're tasty too.

@@sueyourself5413 😃 ayooo!!!

I'd happily be a hermit with only horses and dogs as companions.

100%

It's easier to ignore the problem, Complain about the the problem, and point fingers at the cause of the problem than telling people truthfully they can solve the problem and do it. Society has a problem with the judicial system. People are sent to jail or prison for whatever reason and DO THEIR TIME to pay the dept to society they were sentenced to only to be released to the public that doesn't understand why they're released and rip on them for something that happened or didn't happen years ago.. Something that was already settled about a person who was deemed to be reformed and acceptable for being in society. Who are the professionals?

most crimes and homelessness are NOT from bad behaviour.... MOST crimes and homelessness are caused by large companies and their policies. When people are stealing food so they can eat, you can NEVER expect them to stop doing so.

@@growthisfreedomunitedearth7584 Is this why theft was essentially legalized in The Bay Area?

Right! Me too. I wonder if they have merch? Compton Cowboys hoodies 😀👍🏼

@@marlenemcgovern1045 right! Not from California but I would so rock it!

Yeee HAW! 👏💯‼️🐎 so awesome

Compton needs to return to his drought-stricken oil-spilled cattle ranch in Texas and leave California alone.

Every time they talk about this they try to make some questionable boundary lines.

It's a tiny movement that Russia has pumped money into to make us feel divided.

@@frederf3227 in J

@@frederf3227 Where'd you hear that? I've spent my whole life in CA, and splitting the state has been a suggestion from someone or other for my entire life.

Sing a little of the ballad you have in mind.

only CA would survive as a country

But not as fire as California’s forests!

Yeah, if was fire all right---which reminds me, where will FEMA be for our climate fires when we secede from the Union?

Yess! Loved that segment!

How are we going to get water from Colorado? Where will be the National Guard when the homeless take over Los Angeles? What kind of FEMA will we have for climate fire disasters? And then there is this: So, about two years after California becomes its own country, the deep south, with stronger influence, will get the US Senate to declare war on California, occupying it and killing tens of thousands of ex-patriots. and setting up a puppet crony government, much like Puerto Rico---ijust like the United States invades everyone else----which means we should keep all those military bases across the state in tack.-i-----------Wouldn't it be easier to just divide California into 3 states, so we would have more impact in Washington? My guess is that Compton has relatives from Texas.

@@grantmarcus5675 I was only cheering on Compton, you are all doom and gloom.

@@marhki 0

Texas can leave, but only if it agrees to become part of Mexico again.

If they take everything below the Mason/Dixon line I'm all for it.

Like us and earthquakes. It's no big deal.

But then Florida voted in the gator DeSantis

Well... the people coming in are. A lot of Jersey and NY wealthy moving in lately. I wonder if they'll reconsider the downsizing gentrification when the next bad set of hurricanes blows through?

@@recklart8592 This makes me think of the Smokey Bear comment and the literal bears in my home neighborhood in western NC. "City people" started moving in about 15 years ago, saw the bears coming over the mountain with cubs every spring, and started calling the news stations. It's like, hey lady (yes, it was a lady), you moved into the WOODS! (head to desk) lol

Yup, them and Mexican folks were made up the majority of cowboys in the past.

@@TheShredworthy they did more than that Mexicans were the first cowboy, Vaguero. To this day cattle ranching is still an important part of Mexicos economy, and in some places they still have working ranches with real Vaquero.

What a nice story about the Compton Cowboys.. it seems to be so worthwhile!

@@sheilameyers152 there is science backing up the claims of horses helping people heal from both physical and emotional trauma.

@@kreiner1 I was pretty sure of that, but I wasn't about to try and one-up the commenter with half-recalled knowledge hehe. But thanks for the refresher with little added things unknown to me!

haha don't tell conservatives that... They think they're the working party! At least that's what their information outlets tell them.

I always enjoy that little party favor.

GOP hates decency & Nature !!

You can leave Texas out of your whole convo. We been doing our own thing. Cali is yalls problem. Dont spread your misery this way.

@@awwhellnaw8214 why u butting in on our conversation then? No one cares about y'all... We'll take Austin though.

Facts.

The whole system needs to be reformed.

@A P puzzled as to why you would watch TDS videos-why waste your time with “unfunny” propaganda content for left wing liberals? Me….I LOVE it!! Just always confused why anyone spends any time watching/listening to anything they don’t enjoy. Life’s too short. Find some Tucker Carlson and have a great day!!

I think it’s cuz of John Muir. He was calling for conservation for forever with the Sierra Club and then became friends with Roosevelt who was inspired by him. Or something there abouts.

No state invented them

@@silverforest4682 watch the beginning of the video the guy tries to nonchalantly claim it for California! It's crazy America's only been here two hundred years and we were the first to make national parks!

John Muir also known as "John of the Mountains" and "Father of the National Parks", was an influential Scottish-American naturalist, author, environmental philosopher, botanist, zoologist, glaciologist, and early advocate for the preservation of wilderness in the United States of America

John Muir hung out with Roosevelt in the Californian wilderness and talked him into protecting the land through the creation of parks.

Once you pay your legal debt, you should be free And able to vote.

I love that hoodie. It's hard to find lavrnder hiodies. Or tees

it’s usually because car fires spark something

Arson? lol.

@@sueyourself5413 it means human caused or hunans at fault for starting the fire

@@sueyourself5413 yes, as in "set by people" either purposely or accidentally.

@@CJihoo I understand the word, you clearly don't. It means humans purposefully started the fire, not just being accidently at fault. This of course, is not true in the majority of cases, and it wouldn't matter if it was. Terrible forest management, underfunded emergency services and global warming are to blame.

I left California 7 years ago. I live in Ecuador and it's awesome here. I miss San Francisco..but not the high prices of everything though! 😂

I mean even if the separate Americans will still visit and I feel like most problems won’t leave

I doubt the idea of national parks isn't older than USA itself

James, Yellowstone was first under President US Grant, in 1872.

@@jbarton1541 yes indeed. I looked it up, glad it's how I remembered it.

Yellowstone was the first National Park in the United States. California definitely didn’t create National Parks but they did create the first State Park system.

The far left hippie anti-vaxx thing is like that everywhere. I see it here on the East Coast but the worst state I saw it in honestly was Colorado. I guess the Continental divide is more than just for land to them. Front Range side around Denver was the far left anti-vaxxers. But once you cross the Eisenhower Tunnel through the Rocky Mountains you were in what's not Lauren Boebart land & those ranchers are so strange it's no wonder that's who sent Lauren Boebart to represent them in DC. To be honest those of us on the Front Range always blamed their behavior on lack of oxygen from Altitude Poisoning.

Not all ✌️👽✌️

I moved from Northern California to Oregon years ago and I can confirm. Also, the antivax craziness is the center of the venn diagram of far left and far right. And honestly, I think California, Oregon, and Washington should just break off and join Canada. The rest of the US can fend for themselves

@@BoringTroublemaker oh how I wish. Only in my dreams could that be reality... Excellent thoughts and observations though:-)

Populism at work here

No. But forest management and fire prevention works. Why won't the left allow adequate forest management and fire prevention?

A T Why does the right keep cutting funding for everything but the military budget?

@@X2LR8 'allow'? From the side that decry climate change and global warming. 🙄

@@X2LR8 for the 50 millionth time, most of the land is FEDERALLY OWNED, meaning the state can't do squat. Ask your supreme leader why he didn't do anything about it if he cared so much. Btw, red counties were hit the hardest. Why not protect his own voters???

Exactly it makes no Sense. It doesn’t cost more.

I remember when Canada offered to annex CA WA OR and HA.......just a few years ago. It wasn't serious, but I was getting on board. I think CA is the only state that could easily survive as it's own country immediately......

Does that mean that you all will quit moving to my state Colorado if you succeed? If so please do.

Colorado has turned a beautiful bright blue and has since been passing some great new laws for ya all. I have been watching the Police Reform laws lately that several blue states have been passing, specifically removing qualified immunity because the Republicans in the Senate blocked the laws the Democrats passed on this issue this year. 👍

@@highserenity49 I am unsure of the motives behind your comment as I am unfamiliar with what this "qualified immunity" is.

@@joeldavis5815 Qualified immunity, summarized, prevents individual law enforcement officers from being sued in a civil suit unless it can be proven that an identical prior incident was found to be unconstitutional. It’s nearly impossible, and gets into the chicken or egg territory. Essentially, any kind of payout a victim or family member might receive from bad or reckless action by law enforcement, is paid by the tax payer. The law enforcement officers are never held accountable on that level, and have no incentive to change behavior. If a law enforcement officer isn’t charged criminally, the only thing that can really be done to them is to have them fired.

Those weren't controlled burns, those were clear cutting slash piles

well they better figure this out because the air is unbreathable multiple months a year including in the north where the media never talks about northern California... we also exist

@A P why would it be trumps fault? We can’t keep blaming presidents for everything at this point 🤣😩

@A P Nah it was Nixon's fault.

@A P you right my bad

Without law enforcement you probably died long time ago.

Me too!! Love to watch while eating breakfast and start my day with some funny ( and knowledge!)

I have to admit that as a 7th generation here, I have finally gotten tired of donating 25%+ of our Federal Taxes to Red States who elect R's to keep them poor. {{imagine}} what we could have done with the money. I got tired of it when I got tired of them pointing their fingers at us with HATE. I never got on board with dividing the state, but do see how terrible it is that our votes don't count in National Elections and we still have to live under the POTUS that a few "swing" states pick for US every 4 years. California's 40 million people are represented by 2 Senators as is Montana's

My three favorite states 👍

I question that. Those two states really hate us in CA.

@@jermox Nevada hates california more. Californians doubled Reno house values then jumped and ran back to California causing everyone's values to drop 50 percent. Their abandoned fake Spanish villas on 10 and 20 acres instantly rotted and had birds and critters move in. I toured homes for sale/foreclosed in 2009 and it was devastating. I rented on 40 acres and extended his fencing on it for my horses. Then i moved to Oregon after my contract ended.

could you please explain how 'earthquakes are negatively impacted by deforestation'? this is wild and I'd love to know more about it

@@allisonpuig Obviously there's the added risk of landslides if an earthquake takes place or shortly after due to erosion. There are some indications that trees would be beneficial as they upsurp some of the energy (by shaking, unless they start resonating). But there was also group of scientists who associated deforestation as causal effect of earthquakes. Something to do with the way the wind could influence the earth's crust 🤔. Unfortunately, lost the link to the research. However, it had come up as research matter/question as to why hurricanes and earthquakes are horrific in Haiti, in particularly in comparison to the Dominican Republic : both on the same island but the force of both hurricanes and earthquakes and the effects are vastly different. But so is their landscape (now). In the Dominican lots of forrests, in Haiti all chopped up, problem with erosion and soil depletion.

@@allisonpuig I found a couple of articles but my reply keeps disapearing

For example: "Mass transfers induced by surface processes in general, during continuous or short-lived and intense events, represent a prominent mechanism for inter-seismic stress loading of faults near the surface. Such stresses are probably sufficient to trigger shallow seismicity or promote the rupture of deep continental earthquakes up to the surface."

@@allisonpuig you'll have to look up for yourself: erosion trigger earthquakes