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I think a lot of that money came from "friends of friends" or "followers of followers" who have no idea what's going on because they don't actually follow the tranch at all.One thing that warms the deepest part of my black heart is knowing that the dozens to hundreds of people who fell for that initial "the Kiwis are going to kill us! Give us money" $100,000 grift are realizing now that they would have been better off lighting their money on fire, because not a **PENNY** of it is left and it all went to nonsense. But remember everyone, they really showed us by raising $100,000 and have literal amhole to show for it currently.
We’ll never forget or forgive. #AlpacaDefenseLeagueI still can't believe they killed 6 million alpacas in such a short time truly monstrous.
I’m not sure but I know they’re butt hurt.Where is the ATF when it's needed?
I picture it going more like thisIf I was a troon, and a troon of the type to get in this situation in the first place, I would just tear down the fences and hope the alpaca ran away.
LMAO fuck off nigger.View attachment 4348303
Hey, spoiler that shit, k?
Good to hear that freakshow is ending.He wants to dissolve the tranch.
We never got our roid rage induced Waco siege. I want my money back.Good to hear that freakshow is ending.
The war is over. The Nuremberg Trials can begin.BREAKING NEWS!
Bonnie has a new pinned tweet with an update on the Tranch!!! It seems that he talked to the tranchers, and they are “rehoming” animals (hopefully not into a mass grave). He wants to dissolve the tranch.
How could capitalism do this?Corrupt leadership, marginalised members of the community used as slave labour, too small a property to house the number of livestock, no business plan, lots of alpacas died, cash flow has dried up.
One thing I'd like to say is with the alpacas I've heard you can balance out the cost of their feed and care by collecting and selling their manure- it's kinda gross, but alpaca manure doesn't need to be aged like other manure and since they like to poop in the same areas it's a little easier to gather. It's also supposed to be really good for growing, but I've not tested it myself yet so I can't confirm that. Mix it with some potting soil and other nutrients and package it up cute you'd probably be able to sell it at a local farmer's market or to other farmers in the area fairly easily, especially with the price of fertilizer right now. For that reason alone I've considered having a small herd of alpacas, nothing crazy, and excess manure can easily be used for your own crops and garden. Waste not, want not, yada yada. I don't understand why they didn't try selling the manure, unless they think that's something dainty ladies like themselves shouldn't have to do. There's countless little old ladies with gardens and flowerbeds who're willing to pay extra to keep their plants healthy and fruitful.