Message from @NlBaker
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if we start exporting
we get on peoples' radar
on peoples' radar = government inc
how much exportation are we talking here? we could industrialize on a small scale, beekeeping, traditional foods, etc
What? Foods? Dude you gotta sell minerals
Mining
>mining
>ruining environment
nice
We are building a "colony" within the contiguous US, therefore we are still subject to US law. We won't be able to "export" booze without jumping through the same hoops everyone does.
Which is a non-starter.
Is it legal?
*i hiss at modern society*
Is what legal?
Making alcohol?
Forming a country inside the united states.
it won't be a country
How are we gonna pay taxes and buy tools if we don't sell our goods. We don't need to be flashy, but we do need a source of income for expansion. If we're near a large city farmers markets can make us tons of money.
I said colony, not country.
just a town built by people together
So, kinda like the hutterites?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@spudman I see us more like the mennonites. They still use some modern tecnology and are more lax on religion.
We aren't isolationist economically, many of us will likely have jobs in the general population. And there will of course be things that we must buy outside as well.
i think if industry is on the table we should produce products from the land with the help of some machines / methods of procesing
maybe
We'll want all skillsets, blue and white collar. Especially those in finance. Agriculture doesn't make money anymore unless it's huge in scale.
It's great for self sustenance though.
well since i'm going into carpentry
we could sell like
tables n shit
cool ass wooden statues
all kinds of stuff
Trade skills are especially useful.
@Rin People at the farmers market in my city sell organic hierloom tomatoes for $4.00 a pound. Agriculture prices depend on where you are in the nation.
Yes, people do buy them.
organic foods are very good profit, especially if you become a well known regional brand