Message from @chris

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2017-10-27 01:21:11 UTC  

I don't want to be a hermit. I want our community to succede. That takes hard work and a white man's planning and ingenouitity. How will we survive if we depend entirely on a system that is rigged against white people?

2017-10-27 01:22:14 UTC  

is anyone saying we should?

2017-10-27 01:22:51 UTC  

Wait are you saying succeed? Or secede?

2017-10-27 01:23:16 UTC  

succede. session would be illegal.

2017-10-27 01:23:42 UTC  

I suck at spelling.

2017-10-27 01:24:47 UTC  

nobody is arguing for being entirely dependent on the system, it's just not a good strategy to act like the system will collapse literally any day now.

2017-10-27 01:25:18 UTC  

@dsp fries it don't matter once the government's fallen 👌

2017-10-27 01:25:21 UTC  

when you talk about "sleeping in the dirt" it makes us think you want to go live in the woods

2017-10-27 01:29:42 UTC  

@Orchid niggers and spics don't pay taxes. so, collapse will happen sooner or later. Sleeping the dirt meant that we'd be sleeping in tents while primitive housing is built. I look at the settlement founding as being similar to age of the empires where have to move from african tech to modern tech. It takes time and the first phase would be too unpleasant for women and children. My hope is that when all is said and done we'll have electricity, vidya and a safe communitity.

2017-10-27 01:32:28 UTC  

yeah like I said, im not interested in that

2017-10-27 01:32:55 UTC  

that's fine you can come later.

2017-10-27 01:33:01 UTC  

if you want to sleep in a tent, moe power to you, but I want to remain pragmatic

2017-10-27 01:38:41 UTC  

So, uh, what's the problem with buying somewhere which already has a building or two?

2017-10-27 01:41:16 UTC  

No problem other than cost.

2017-10-27 01:44:16 UTC  

ok, so it's not that you're against it on principle, you just think that the lower startup cost may warrant the tent version

2017-10-27 01:44:18 UTC  

fair enough

2017-10-27 01:45:55 UTC  

Yeah, houses are way cheaper if you build them yourself.

2017-10-27 01:47:40 UTC  

this is true, but that comes weighed against the startup time and initial group size

2017-10-27 01:47:59 UTC  

not that I'm saying either side of that decision is the better one, I have pretty much no info

2017-10-27 01:48:41 UTC  

Id rathers be no electro and whatnot to avoid paying taxes

2017-10-27 01:48:55 UTC  

No plumbing either

2017-10-27 01:50:05 UTC  

I dont plan on having that, only what im legally requires to have

2017-10-27 01:50:23 UTC  

I think legally i need a fire detector for a living permit

2017-10-27 01:50:27 UTC  

#buildingcodes

2017-10-27 01:50:43 UTC  

non-electric fire detectors?

2017-10-27 01:50:44 UTC  

dsp, fo you have any sort of experience in building houses and living in tents in general?

2017-10-27 01:51:12 UTC  

I was thinking about having the electrical connected to a battery, and not using it or using it suring necessity

2017-10-27 01:51:45 UTC  

smoke detectors are battery powered by design

2017-10-27 01:52:02 UTC  

the way I see it, is that a few guys move out, clear land and make cabins to live in. they get the site prepped for everybody else. The cabins aren't permenant, but rather a step in the chain of progression. @Orchid yes, I built a deck last year and have some experience working with dry wall and plumbing.

2017-10-27 01:52:11 UTC  

so that when the tree that falls through the power line into your house sets it on fire, you might not die

2017-10-27 01:52:44 UTC  

Crispy

2017-10-27 01:52:50 UTC  

@neetkthx they make wired smoke detecors that are hardwired into your house and therefore never need a new battery.

2017-10-27 01:52:57 UTC  

hickory smoked

2017-10-27 01:53:29 UTC  

@neetkthx I know, batteries a electrical

anyway, what's the issue with electricity and plumbing w/r/t taxes?

2017-10-27 01:53:59 UTC  

they still have a battery backup my friend

2017-10-27 01:54:32 UTC  

@chris#0919 you do realize wells can pump water without uncle sam. right?

2017-10-27 01:55:15 UTC  

Collecting rain water is illegal

2017-10-27 01:55:26 UTC  

And i wasnt talking about wells at all

2017-10-27 01:55:31 UTC  

@neetkthx The battery is a non-issuse if you buy the 10 year one.

2017-10-27 01:55:55 UTC  

for ten years, that is

2017-10-27 01:56:18 UTC  

You just need to buy a new one when the govt wants to check your living