In Tucumán (Argentina) you can go visit a plantation museum where the tour guide mindlessly tells the "fun" story about "the silly slaves workers! believing the legend of "the familiar", a hellish dog loyal to the plantation owner [oligarch surname still in charge of course] that would eat 'troublemaker' workers."
Like, the fucking idiot tells that story joyfully , no man-made projectile could ever pierce the thickness of that skull god damn
I recognize the guy in the pic from a Townsends video of all places, so if this was Gunston Hall and they're cool with him and his politics then they must be relatively cool too
that's cool. i think i might have seen one of those guest appearances before. yeah you never really know the vibes right off for something like a historical cooking channel from people into reenactment living in bumfuck indiana
Townsends is good, at least as far as it's possible considering the subject matter. For the most part they do a more small-cabin vibe and survival food so the topic of slavery doesn't actually come up much, but they've done a few episodes about slave-created cuisine and aren't shy about the history when it does come up.
Heh, usually these sorts of tours are “Our slaveowner was nice to their slaves.”
Huh, you are right.
In Tucumán (Argentina) you can go visit a plantation museum where the tour guide mindlessly tells the "fun" story about "the silly
slavesworkers! believing the legend of "the familiar", a hellish dog loyal to the plantation owner [oligarch surname still in charge of course] that would eat 'troublemaker' workers."Like, the fucking idiot tells that story joyfully
, no man-made projectile could ever pierce the thickness of that skull god damn
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I recognize the guy in the pic from a Townsends video of all places, so if this was Gunston Hall and they're cool with him and his politics then they must be relatively cool too
Oh fuck lol he has this exact post on his blog, good read
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How about a knuckle sandwich, bitch?
townsends are the people that do like colonial era cooking videos on yt, right?
Yeah, and this guy is a culinarian and historian so he's guested on there a couple times
that's cool. i think i might have seen one of those guest appearances before. yeah you never really know the vibes right off for something like a historical cooking channel from people into reenactment living in bumfuck indiana
Townsends is good, at least as far as it's possible considering the
subject matter. For the most part they do a more small-cabin vibe and survival food so the topic of slavery doesn't actually come up much, but they've done a few episodes about slave-created cuisine and aren't shy about the history when it does come up.
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