we don't care

no religion, no social ideologies, no politics are forced on anyone

I like constitutionalism

as individuals we all have our own values, but that which binds us right now is constitutionalism

Our CO is Rozzville Grace, a DJ who used to be big in the rap and hip hop game throughout the pacific northwest and southern BC Canada. He's a good dude. I'm the Council Rep for Kitsap, and each of the counties that have enough people have a Council Representative.

interesting

For my county, we meet publicly once a month and try to train anywhere from once to twice a month privately and take on other classes as they come up for first aid, survival, prepping, even cooking, just whatever useful comes up we put it out and some of us will go to it

Imagine if you will, society resets, and many people might be left without the usual convenience they are accustomed to, would knowing something like how to cut hair with sheers and a razor be a useful thing? Sure as fuck would, personal hygiene in those situations is far more important than in times like now where we can bathe in sanitizer

So don't overthink simple skills that you bring to the table

Everyone has something, even the urge to learn, it is how we apply that which makes it useful.

Sorry if I'm taking a while to respond, I'm trying to balance this with pysics work

no worries, I'm jumping through multiple chats and playing a game at the same time, because Murica

😉

Indeed

Reckon I'll look into the group when I'm not as busy, and by that I mean probably when this semester finishes in a week.

no worries

about a year in on a mechanical engineering degree. I still know more from videos on the internet and building things with my dad.

this degree better have a good return on investment

Good luck with that, I was a mechanical engineering tech (Machinist Mate) in the Navy. The degree wasn't something I was interested in. Some of the most difficult classes have nothing to do with your level of knowledge or practical ability to build or invent a system for a situation, but have to do with shit like "technical writing".

That being said, engineers are always useful in society.

Yeah. I had a class this semester that expected me to write three essays on the work "wow"

gotta love these liberal arts schools

Just wish they'd let me take the engineering stuff and skip the stuff that doesn't even apply to my degree

lol

I should be getting some more engineering focused courses like CAD design and statics next semester

@10Lives here is a good link for you since you don't feel you have much experience, there are tons of small skills you can start learning and doing at home.

https://bushcraftusa.com/forum/threads/bushclass-index.27234/

Thank you for the link, I've been getting a lot of info I'm gonna have to comb through. I've been considering getting some audio books while I'm working as well

I've been thinking of learning dark psychology, more to understand when the state uses it, but it could be beneficial in times of boog

I'm not sure if I would be interested in joining with black horse. While we both believe in freedom I believe the philosophies are different. To put it blunt, I'm a mutualist, agorist, somewhere in that area.

I'm experimenting with psychological warfare, and by that I mean blasting polka music nonstop at natty guard bases till they give up

Just get a fuckton of speakers and blast welcome to the jungle until they all surrender

No. I wanna make they ears bleed

Polka will do better

Go on zuccbook, and search the ghost of Patrick henry, he got a vid perfect for that,

I'm not sure what a mutualist agorist is to be honest. However, I can completely understand your hesitation to join a group.

Could you explain to me what that philosophy is in a nutshell.

The agorist part of me is counter economics. If I need money I'll get the money and I know multiple ways to do it. Mutualism, I'll just drop the wiki. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutualism_(economic_theory)

But I do believe in the bill of rights if another federal government were to be established. But I'd very highly advise against that, Patrick Henry advised against it in fear that it would turn tyrannical against Americans.

And he was right.

I honestly think maybe smaller states are needed, and if some states require a different economic theory they should be able to as long as they aren't impacting other people or being tyrannical against its people.

Also I do have minor arguments against certain parts of Mutualism, such as property. I do believe in individual property, but I also believe in community owned property (parks, a fire station, etc)