Become Ungovernable

Today on the Bear Independent show, Bear explores the concept of becoming ungovernable.

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[dragonslayer]

Yup. I'm pretty ungovernable. Growing up on a farm built in the mid 1800's, I'm VERY familiar with most primitive ways of doing everything. However, at my age it's back breaking! This is WHY communities of like-minded people are so important. I've got knowledge from 65 years of taking care of farming, schooling kids, growing, canning, making soap, dry curing meat etc. But my old back can't do it alone. I'm thankful for the knowledge, & I've got the land, I just need a few more who want to live without a TV & an Xbox. Hard to find..

[MattrixNY]

I work in a prison and saw multiple suicide attempts and was confronted with violence multiple times. My supervisor got his nose broken, me and another supervisor also got headbutted not as bad. I got stuck working 17 hours in one of most stressful environments in the modern workplace. This was just one (double) shift. We are understaffed and over worked. I come home after doubles and still have to homeschool, tend the rabbits and chickens. Today my furnace stopped working, and both my wife and I's cars are in the shop, 1, 900 worth of repairs between both cars. Life is fucking TOUGH right now and always is. Still have to push forward. Still gotta PREP. I am writing this to motivate myself just as much as to hopefully motivate anyone else who sees this comment. God bless us all! 💪🏻💪🏻❤❤

[kosherdad]

Amen.

Literally laughed out loud, loudly when Bear said, “Don’t like it? Bye.”

[stevehall]

We killed the main breaker for 12 months to test our plans. We've grown 70 percent of our food since 2019 with zero gasoline to test our plans. It highlighted my shortcomings and we made adjustments. I would have been blindsided otherwise

[kiamichikan]

LMAO. I like your honesty and style. I personally live like a refugee, but am building my homestead. I live within my meager means and yet am blessed by Yah.

[TheSurvivalBuzz]

Bless you Bear. I lost my job because I wouldn’t take the shot, or pay for weekly testing. I’m scared financially, but I’m leaning on God on this. We all have to make a stand while there’s the option to. Any channel support over here is greatly appreciated. Thank you..

[BryanHolm]

Can we just take a minute and note Bear's growth over the past few years? It is truly inspiring and amazing to see a single man grow into a leader of men lead by the hand of Yah.

Ive been a Bear Independent Family member for years now and I can truly say that I am thankful for his guidance and inspiration.

Keep it up Bear Tribe, you guys are creating something most people can only dream of hope to achieve.

[pixaxeprepper]

A great conversation for sure. As a retired army combat veteran of Vietnam, Panama invasion and Desert storm, I seem to agree with your chain of thoughts. Our government is not, We The People, leadership. I have a 1-acre garden at age 70 and plan to expand to 2. We harvest each fall and do canning. This food is our winter food. Taste so much better. I barter with neighbor farmers and homesteaders. Learned skills from tours in many countries is paying off. I am digging a root cellar with my pickaxe which keeps my muscles going. Store food and use as a shelter from storms. We are also building a greenhouse to expand our growing season. We are planting more trees as governments around the world cut down forests. Trees are a filter from pollution and shades the earth from direct sun light. We made good money on our 5 chestnut trees. Sold the nuts to oriental food stores which is high in demand. We are potting 70 trees and plant in spring. They grow fast. Great video bear. Keep the guard duty going and safety off.

[thenewyorkredneck]

"How many righteous men in the friggin woods do you need screaming at you?"
Best line i ever heard

[aaronm]

Thank you for kicking people in the ass when they need it...we always need it. Keep on keeping it real!

[brianoconnell]

Lord's blessings. Thank you Bear and family for all you do. They can take what God has placed in your mind. Know these things and your house will thrive. God bless and be safe.

[thenewyorkredneck]

7 years ago I was homeless.
Today I own 7 acres paid in full.
I still wear the same shoes.
No excuses

[Mael]

Bro, that 400 dollar pants in a national forest jab, so so good. I’m finally subscribing just for that gem. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, god bless!

[Cayuse]

The freest I ever felt was when I down to my Bible, a few mules, my dogs, camp equipment and hunting equipment. I was in Idaho in the winter and along the snake/salmon rivers and living off what nature provided, pretty much a carnivore diet. After a winter of doing this, I was a different man and almost unrecognizable to those who knew me. I had peace, was physically fit, had confidence in my abilities and was ready for anything. That was 35 years ago and I still think of those times with fondness.

[amye]

A smile on your face and a song in your heart Shalom

[angrypop]

You are so right on so many levels. I done this decades ago and I owe no man.

[papasquirrel]

I truly appreciate the space to roam and hunt and fish as well as enjoy the resources we have in Alaska. We have a level of autonomy here that most dont know or experience. My dad always drilled into my head when I was a kid " learn the ways of your ancestors" and I'm glad he did. I am STILL learning..

[The_Patriotic_Prepper]

Hell of a message Bear! Growing up in south Alabama raising livestock/fowl, gardening, self sufficiency is a way of life. No government will tell us how to live our lives. Stay safe brother! Looking forward to the next video!

[rickparsons]

I worked for DHS/FEMA for a short time, Amen on your comments about them 🙏.

[lindafriesen]

Everyday I carry firewood to heat & cook, feed animals, check weather to plan my electricity usage for the day, (off grid), etc. Love it, purposely chose this lifestyle years ago. ❤🙏❤🥰