>>2236763 (pb)

> all depends on where you're living at and what you're doing and what you plan for.

Yes, you're quite right. It also depends on where you want to raise your children and what opportunities will be available. I know nothing about the Ozarks. But what I do know is land is what it's worth. Productive land, meaning land you might make a living off of, is simply not affordable unless you're willing to incur what amounts to multi generational debt. Sure, you can knock up a single family self sufficient garden in the woods for a while, but that will not sustain our republic. You will be part of the problem because you will be on welfare, food stamps, social security etc. Non starter.

]>>2236830 (lb)

>yeah, whatever….I'm still quite happy w/ my experience , but thanks for suffering needlessly so you can tell others how hard it is. I love when people like you always play the martyr and claim the superior role. Guess you took too big of a bite hey? bwahahaha

I'd love to hear what your experience is. Grand parents left you a little acreage? Or do you think your hundred square foot garden is self sufficiency?

I'm talking about taking BLM ground out of sagebrush and spending 50 years turning it into several million dollars worth of property and improved ground. A possible retirement and a little something to leave your kids. Fuck you and your infantile insults, see you at the rodeo. You'll be roping goats and if you have any children, which I doubt, they'll be riding pigs.

>>2236883

Added Aaron Zebley to list.

>>2237085

Have you a repository of these drops? I'd love to see them all as they are some of the most insightful philosopic insights into why most of us are here.

I know a lot are back on /pol/, but I'd love to see them updated here as this is where the most sober survivors remain.

Of course, the crazy fun has left the house, sigh.