Is there hope for Meateater?

[Okhotnik]

This seems appropriate. Don Zimmer can be played by either Newt or Okhotnik just coming in to take names and kick ass.

some privileged white guy from Wy lecturing on race

 

[Okhotnik]

You didn’t even address the fact that you got called out by multiple people and linked sources for grand exaggeration of the facts. Don’t you have a Qanon forum that would be more accommodating to your views?

ok white privileged guy.

 

[Poser]

ok white privileged guy.

Do you ever retort with anything of substance?

 

[DEGdog]

Moderator, it’s gotta be time to shut this one down. If the meme one got shut down for being “a waste of time” then what is this?

 

[gelton]

 

[204guy]

some privileged white guy from Wy lecturing on race

Getting called out for being a liar. Then double down, I like it, bold strategy.

 

[wind gypsy]

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My lord. Affluent white people are hogging the cooler temperatures too? This injustice cant go on!

 

[Azone]

It’s that time.

 

[fwafwow]

Getting called out for being a liar. Then double down, I like it, bold strategy.

It's a pretty solid approach, as it facilitates shutting down the thread.

Agreed - Ryan, please kill me this thread.

 

[TreeWalking]

I definitely got a head start in life. I have childhood friends similar to me that crashed and burned though had many of the same, if not more, advantages. I also saw childhood friends that were dealt significantly worse hands at birth overcome a crappy starting point. So, advantages enforced by our society have impact. Individual effort and luck come into play as well. My advice when a youngster inquires as how to be successful or they point out they were not dealt a very good hand is I always encourage them to never give up and know that everyone has hurdles to clear in life though some of us had fewer hurdles. I had the advantages of being male, white, two parents in the home, middle class, well-funded school district, plenty of food and clothes, family expectation I would succeed at academics and career, safety net of hugs and money if a bump in the road came along, etc. I won at life but I am the first to admit the game was rigged so I had better odds than many others. Hard for me to celebrate my hard work and luck without also acknowledging my outcome may have not ended so well if I was dealt a different hand at birth. Something to consider as take a victory lap later in life.

 

[HuntingIndian]

 

[WCB]

WTF? I was laughing at most of the comments on here....President Trump was elected because the previous guy was black? He got elected twice? 4 years wasn't enough time to rally that crowd?

Then people are telling others to "check their White Privilege"?

Now I actually question if these are jokes and just morons trolling....well pretty sure they are morons just not sure about the trolling part.

 

[mporter012]

Slowly lost interest in MeatEater over the years. I do like the show. Podcast not so much.
Newberg: absolutely!!

Because wild game cookbooks are on the same level as Solzhenitsyn.

LOL

 

[mporter012]

I really like Clay Newcomb. I’ve been following him for a few years on YouTube. If you get a chance watch his YouTube videos. He’s a mule man, squirrel hunter and owns the Bear Hunting magazine.
I’ve listened to his podcast while traveling. He’s a well spoken man.
As someone mentioned Meateater will grind him into dust before it’s over.
I gave Clay some negative feedback on his bear hunting hats.
I told him the price for the hat was higher than giraffe pussy and I wasn’t going to pay big money for a hat to advertise for him.
Lower the price and I’ll rock the hat until it falls apart. He said I was funny but the prices were set. I sent back that my mind is set too. Set like concrete. No hard feelings.
I still like his videos and his podcast.

Does he still own Bear Hunting Magazine or this that apart of the Meateater monopoly?

 

[eddielasvegas]

I definitely got a head start in life. I have childhood friends similar to me that crashed and burned though had many of the same, if not more, advantages. I also saw childhood friends that were dealt significantly worse hands at birth overcome a crappy starting point. So, advantages enforced by our society have impact. Individual effort and luck come into play as well. My advice when a youngster inquires as how to be successful or they point out they were not dealt a very good hand is I always encourage them to never give up and know that everyone has hurdles to clear in life though some of us had fewer hurdles. I had the advantages of being male, white, two parents in the home, middle class, well-funded school district, plenty of food and clothes, family expectation I would succeed at academics and career, safety net of hugs and money if a bump in the road came along, etc. I won at life but I am the first to admit the game was rigged so I had better odds than many others. Hard for me to celebrate my hard work and luck without also acknowledging my outcome may have not ended so well if I was dealt a different hand at birth. Something to consider as take a victory lap later in life.

I disagree completely. Your parents had options and they made the choices that they thought gave their family unit the best chance to thrive. Mine did the same.

No kids out of wedlock, not being afraid to work, continuous employment and that nobody (especially the gubment) owed them anything were all reasons why your family did well as did mine. A little luck is also part of that equation.

My wife and I had a far easier life then either of our fathers by a long, long shot. What they did (or didn't do) had a lasting impact on their lives and ours. Not every person makes the same decisions, but today, everybody will be guaranteed the same outcome.

Storm's a comin'.


Eddie

 

[gelton]

I disagree completely. Your parents had options and they made the choices that they thought gave their family unit the best chance to thrive. Mine did the same.

No kids out of wedlock, not being afraid to work, continuous employment and that nobody (especially the gubment) owed them anything were all reasons why your family did well as did mine. A little luck is also part of that equation.

My wife and I had a far easier life then either of our fathers by a long, long shot. What they did (or didn't do) had a lasting impact on their lives and ours. Not every person makes the same decisions, but today, everybody will be guaranteed the same outcome.

Storm's a comin'.


Eddie

 

[wind gypsy]

Does he still own Bear Hunting Magazine or this that apart of the Meateater monopoly?

I don't actually know but according to those on Rokslide in tune with the hidden agendas, Meateater would never own Bear Hunting Magazine because they are run by marxists from the Chernin group and associated with the BHA extreme anti-hunting environmentalists. Who knows though, maybe Clay "nuke'em" has been running this Bear schtick for a long time to cover up his real anti-predator hunting, environmentalist agenda.

 

[zion zig zag]

I disagree completely. Your parents had options and they made the choices that they thought gave their family unit the best chance to thrive. Mine did the same.

No kids out of wedlock, not being afraid to work, continuous employment and that nobody (especially the gubment) owed them anything were all reasons why your family did well as did mine. A little luck is also part of that equation.

My wife and I had a far easier life then either of our fathers by a long, long shot. What they did (or didn't do) had a lasting impact on their lives and ours. Not every person makes the same decisions, but today, everybody will be guaranteed the same outcome.

Storm's a comin'.


Eddie

It's all so simple! Turns out that not being able to live where you want, own land, get a good education or vote (in recent history!) has no effects on future generations! Everyone in America has the same opportunity no matter what!

 

[mporter012]

If that is what you got from listening to that last episode (Hunting In Chains), then I believe that says more about you than it does Meateater.
The episode was about historic hunting in the southern United States; if it makes you uncomfortable that race was part of the topic, then I think you need to look in the mirror and ask yourself some questions about what it is you are really mad at here.

I don't actually know but according to those on Rokslide in tune with the hidden agendas, Meateater would never own Bear Hunting Magazine because they are run by marxists from the Chernin group and associated with the BHA extreme anti-hunting environmentalists.

Ok yea that makes sense.

 

[Poser]

I don't actually know but according to those on Rokslide in tune with the hidden agendas, Meateater would never own Bear Hunting Magazine because they are run by marxists from the Chernin group and associated with the BHA extreme anti-hunting environmentalists. Who knows though, maybe Clay "nuke'em" has been running this Bear schtick for a long time to cover up his real anti-predator hunting, environmentalist agenda.

Definitely seems legit. I bet his idea was to create an underclass of Mtn Ops fueled millennial, flat bill, Harris supporting bear hunters that he could eventually use as an army to combat the Trump supporting “American ISIS” (you know, 50% of the country) in the coming great war of ideologies, in which Steve Rinella will be a general and, after it’s said and done, all public lands will be closed to hunting, all assets of Trump supporters seized, and the NWO will be complete with BHA managing the public housing sector and Rinella himself will oversee the redistribution of wealth in addition to throng the New CEO of Netflix where programming will focus on animal welfare.