The Language of Plants

Theer, ye, we are appropriation, appropriating from some one, not something. And that's why when i speak of plants, er, even do know, i am not quite sure. We're using language where languages weaponized to create this distortion, this illusion they like. Youre just too eating crops, or eating an ande for the plants, like i actually just recent, more recently, grow a piece on wheat. But here is a plant that actually has become relatively toxic to us in many ways,. Like physiologically toxic, but also at the geopolitical level, very toxic. So maybe i'll talk about wheat as an example of these plants.

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