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Yes I have, especially since the socialists started getting their way
ОтветитьWith most of these communes, I would hope they would account for disabled persons that maybe are not able to work the 40 hours a week. As in letting them live there whilst also being ok with them doing what they are able to do, even if it's not 40 hours a week of physical labor. In many activist groups and mutual aid coalitions, I've noticed they don't always account for this. If you can't do what they require, despite them being a "mutual aid" coalition , some will outright banish you.
ОтветитьOh boy, you idiots. The life style you are presenting here is only possible under the current conjecture and status of the country which capitalism you hate soo much. Try to practice the same thing in North Korea which is obviously not a capitalist country and let us see how well you fare. Capitalist or not, U.S. is not the worst place on earth to live, it still provides you with the liberty for what you are doing right now. Your main issue is, if every government and every other citizen in U.S. decides to your way of living, all of you would go to a world of hell despite of you believe otherwise. There are of course middle ground solution which is proven to work in North Europe Countries such as Netherlands, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Germany etc. But if you would switch to that lifestyle Country wide, you would just be a food and slave for more powerful countries like China/Russia. Good luck with that. So live that life you choose but stop promoting it, since in your unlikely success your would fail yourselves.
ОтветитьImagine just having a turn at things instead of coming home from work and having to do everything. I imagine that there is good and bad to every system but it would be nice if I didn’t have to garden alone and trusting your neighbors enough to borrow what you need. Imagine how much less you spend by having one riding mower shared on the street rather than everyone having to buy their own. If it needs work, having a mechanic already on the team or everyone pooling together to pay for repairs. My pressure washer sits idle in the driveway most of the time but if I hired somebody to pressure wash just once, they want 3x the cost of a machine for the service. I have no illusions of being completely independent of capitalism. I just want someone to have my back really.
ОтветитьI can't stand capitalism
ОтветитьBroke people who defend Capitalism are everything wrong with society
ОтветитьReeks of privilege. “Let’s just build our own thing!” Yeah, with the money you already have.
ОтветитьThat cow
ОтветитьI love vice
ОтветитьThis system is directly dependent on Capitalism. It's a work camp where you don't get to own the means of production. These workers leave in 10 years with no equity built up.
ОтветитьThey’re not hurting anyone. I hope they’re happy. I’m sick of civilization too.
ОтветитьRegistered = Transferred ownership Owner-Ship = Admiralty Freight at sea. Regis Ter = From the Ground Up = Dead. Nice! So funny, the commune is a cult. It makes $600,000 a year from unpaid workers = slaves. A small monthly allowance. Yeah prisoners get that too. It's an open prison. hahahha. Wow, I love it when capitalists ruins freedom.
ОтветитьThe last sentence its quite and interesting one
ОтветитьThey depended of capitalism via Pierre 1
ОтветитьBut they never want to move to communist countries… 🤔
ОтветитьYou need Capitalism money for Socialism to work.
Ответитьwow vice lady so vain cant handle her gotta go
ОтветитьLiving in a hostel for 9 months was one of the best experiences of my life
ОтветитьHippies
ОтветитьHell yes I wanted to. Then I did. 40 years of peace and solitude. Best decision
Ответитьcult
ОтветитьIf we have debt, who is gonna clear it if there is no salary?
ОтветитьNah, socialism will come. Democratic economy. Power to the people, not the few
ОтветитьI know a few people that would love living like this, but I also know a lot more that would absolutely hate it.
ОтветитьWhat happens to the large profit? Who gets that?
ОтветитьI love this i am trying to create something like this in Canada. I need help
ОтветитьThis is a better system, but 40 hours a week is too much. You should have much more time for leisure. 4 days a week, 6.5 hours a day is ideal for work. 26 hour work week
ОтветитьThe place is beautiful and their work system is awesome. The only thing doesn't seem to work out are the relationships and families
ОтветитьSeems like a cult
ОтветитьSo they are capitalists
ОтветитьOy vey! It still looks like capitalism to me.
ОтветитьI found this video when came up with the idea independently. I'm surprised somebody already realized that.
ОтветитьI like hoe. It’s more back to a simpler time like with old wild West towns, and a tightknit community that took care of itself instead of big communities relying on everything else around them. It’s like a real frontier town
ОтветитьHow can I join
Ответить"You're waiting for new people to come around..."
ОтветитьIntentional community with Chinese characteristics
ОтветитьAwesome. You drop out of Capitalism. Don't force it on others.
ОтветитьOh god... you know what? I really don't give a f*ck.
ОтветитьHow can i live here?
ОтветитьRight out of the gate, the weight limit for the KIDS swing is 100 bls and she's 100+ a dozen or more.
Love the idea, but dropping out of capitalism would mean moving to N. Korea and let's face it, that place just SUCKS.
BTW .... generating close to a million dollars a year from hammocks and tofu is in no way dropping out of capitalism, it's the apotome of capitalism. 😊
I like this and I’m a laissez faire capitalist, it’s voluntary
ОтветитьThey have to participate in capitalism outside of the communes in order to survive.
ОтветитьCan someone point me to the one in Nebraska? Traveling there soon !
ОтветитьInteresting final point about capitalism. I feel like you truly can’t escape society or this way of life no matter what.
ОтветитьYo, at the very beginning, that's exactly the kind of community I want to live in. If the bad feeling I get is right, urban America is fuuuuucked, like Great Depression times a hundred fucked. I think about it all the time, take my mom's car and head for the hills, but I know these types of communities don't just take anyone in. There is a process. If the world does collapse and my mom is still alive....... I don't know. I might just risk randomly heading to one, and hope for the best.
It's awesome though. You put an honest day's work in, people will look after you. It's much harder to accomplish with large populations. And some of these places do have a retirement system of some kind. After years of living with the community, you get to chill in old age.
Don't call it a hippie commune. A few minutes later "yeah were not really into monogamy". 😂
ОтветитьStill 40 hrs a week? Still sounds like capitalism to me.
ОтветитьLiked and subscribed.
Thanks 🙏❤🕊️