>not welding yourself a gym in the ethnostate

@dmac100 I know, at first it will obviously be bare bones. But im talking about the long run, about sustainability

>weld yourself a gym or you're a massive faggot

@!papa

@!papa This.

Everyone should have the "basic" knowledge of the activities (hunting, permaculture, biology, chemistry, physics...) and then people would be specialized in an area

Vets? Docs? Electrical techs?

Yep

if you farm hardcore, buy a combine

what about the cocoa farmers in africa

We're not getting true Africans though

are there cars allowed here or are we just a bunch of neo-amish

Look all Im saying is eventually the society is going to get larger and there will be a surplus of people, not everyone will need to farm

i wanna be able to drive a chevy you guys

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@!papa I dont think we are shunning tech

>And medical skills are priceless, become a mechanic, or consider going into engineering, IT, the trades, or learn something more old school such as leather working, textiles, blacksmithing, woodworking, farming, ect.

low key compound in a urban setting?

fuck yeah @Dread

i wanna still listen to country and drive a jacked up chevy

Ironically even communists don't like "primmies" people that would prefer to live a primitive lifestyle.

We can set up our own transmission for radio now that you mention country

thats expensive as fuck

to do

@Mercer and who would run that?

@Dread it runs itself

Meant install

unless you wanna have commercials and have people chat

you can install it yourself

ever heard of pirate radio?

I dont know that kind of stuff

well i know a lot about computers and tech and shit

I can do medical shit at a sumwhat scrub tier

i dont want to formally get a degree

thats pussy shit

would take more time as well

Tfw already preparing to be jury rigging people for the rest of my life

FM pirate radio is easy

@dmac100 I agree with you too, I just think we need a wider base to get more people

but expensive

Food first, but one key element for civilization is specialization