i will say housing laws are one of the main ways the capitalist jew gets the good goy hooked and stuck in debt slavery

this is very good for the economy of course

https://i.imgur.com/h2rTVnR.mp4

@Tero I find your cognitive dissonance hilarious of saying housing laws are Jewish lies, while also saying tiny homes on wholly owned rural property is also a scam.

i mean if you own the land why not just build a cabin

lot of people being scammed into these are renting land from people to put it on, and buying them

Still better and probably cheaper than renting a home in a city

At least you can move your home to a different property

And these are basically cabins anyways

https://swprs.files.wordpress.com/2019/02/propaganda-multiplier.png?w=768&h=881

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cabins are extensible and don't have to fit on a trailer

Fair, but if you're renting a piece of land, tiny homes are a good option in the meantime.

Some are also not so tiny

You just sound like you want something to complain about and blame on jews

i think they're alright if you make it

if you buy one you're a cuck

Lmao like you could fucking build one

I've been in trade skills for over a decade now, and I still don't think I could build one by hand on my own

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i think you could

I think you're underestimating the complicated nature of these

i've seen videos of people building them though

Lol

well, it depends on if from scratch or not

even amazon sells those tiny homes these days

ikea style

if some boomer with a nail gun can do it, so can u

but Boomers have skills

how does the finished product look like? How does it maximize the space? How often can it withstand beign towed around?

The first important step is WANTING to get you and your family out of the fucking city by any means necessary.

Whether that's done with a tiny home is irrelevant IMO

Skills can be learned later

in this case YT can be a good teacher

though, after reading the original point of contention, property laws in a lot of areas need a reform

@woll3 Tiny homes are remarkably stout and space efficient. Much better than a double wide

I know, but it also depends on if you are just nailing soemthing together or actually have a plan. 😄

Right, or know how to frame walls correctly

And square

well planning is half the work in this case

Step 1: Get tiny home and rent land to put it on
Step 2a: learn carpentry
Step 2b: save money to buy land
Step 3: buy land
Step 4: Put tiny home on a permanent foundation and build off of it on your new land

well, if its mostly permanent that makes things easier

but if my plan would be to often move it, i would rather double check on the math regarding its rigidity