hipsters are too scared of red-pilled views

try to destroy what modern mind programming they have

We won't have any Starbucks

they won't want to stay

true

because they can't stand labor

Nope

And again, private land is private land

yes

also since mossy rock has quite a few rivers

would be nice to get a water wheel up and running

for energy + milling

I was thinking the same

Back.

Not to mention the aesthetic value alone lol

water wheel + coil generator

Is there a class I should take to learn about this or stuffbi should watch? I have no experience in wood working

take manufacturing and construction or something

or electrical engineering

Theres probably some in your nearest community college.

Woodworking is pretty eassy to learn the basics of.

Lit

i once read somewhere that whaterwheels were historically a huge economic stepping stone when they were invented, we definitely have to look into building one

I kind of imagine this whole project taking a rustic Germanic/Nordic folkish sort of aesthetic to it.

yes

What I mean is be prepared for every white nationalist group in existence to be taking photos of us for propaganda lol

Especially once we moving the families in

mhm

Guys, I hate to say it but mossy rock isn't gonna work. Just look at the prices per acre. We could buy one acre on the island or 20 on the mainland.

I'd say too, if we're planning to try and expand, an island isn't the place to start.

^^

yeah

Do we have any comparable mainland locations?

washington http://www.landwatch.com/King-County-Washington-Land-for-sale/pid/25060914 oregon http://www.landwatch.com/Lane-County-Oregon-Land-for-sale/pid/285365587
Both of these places are large enough to support a few people and close enough to a large city for jobs and supplies.

Those process aren't bad

*prices

Yeah, if everybody chipped in a few grand we could move in next week.

Let alone in a year once more people are ready to move in

How are we gonna pool our money together by the way?

Is there like a private version of pages like gofundme just so we can keep giving until we have enough?

No idea, hoping someone else would figure that out.