CHAZ/CHOP: Autonomous No Cop Zone and Commune Declared In Seattle - Render unto Warlord Raz what is owed to Warlord Raz

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MrJokerRager said:
Trump replaced or nominated a new air force general to chief of staff yesterday. Whereas Mattis just backstabbed him today so we all know where he stands. Esper as well is a traitor as well and has that neocon look to him. Maybe Trump sometime soon fires two of these fuckers when the time is right before the election.
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Mattis reminds me of MacArthur more and more each day. The guy is way too hawkish for his own good.
 
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JambledUpWords said:
Hippies were better at being self reliant. I’d sooner join a hippie commune than become part of CHAZ. At least at a hippie commune I wouldn’t have to be begging for food all the time.
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In my experience there is no other group on earth more illsuited to communal living than trust fund anarcho punks. One look at the average punk house will tell you all you need to know about their ability to build anything solid.

They tend to be selfish, destructive, adversarial and lazy. Over the past decade or so they've been swooping into some of the few remaining old school hippie communities and doing their best to destroy them with woke tranny bullshit.

This is especially true of the younger ones who tend to be imbued with weaponized autism and idpol nonsense. They're not team players.
 
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Hoi Polloi said:
There more or less was one back in the 70's, it was called Jonestown.
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It would have worked for a lot longer if Jim Jones wasn't in charge. People really liked it when Jones was out of Jonestown. The problem was he was going crazy and on drugs. Then he killed a senator and thought the gov. was going to kill all of Jonestown. So he did it himself.

How much longer? idk. Maybe another year.
 
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IamnottheNSA said:
Ok, how the fuck are they expecting to feed their commune with this?
This is how many potatoes I grow at my dacha:
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I really have to weed them, I know.
This is usually enough to last me and my family a whole year (yes, only one family). And this is after I decided to downsize - usually I grow more than that.
I'm not showing other veggies I grow, but you get the point.
And even then I still go buy other food - I don't only eat potatoes and veggies after all.
Even if they won't get BTFO by NG and won't get their water and electricity cut off, they'll all starve to death, I guarantee it.
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While we are sharing dachas.......

my family has an old plot they got from the government just after ww2. Similar to what they do in Siberia these days, it was a promise of free land in exchange for settling in undeveloped/war torn areas. Not very big but still big enough for my mother not to have to go shopping for produce for most of the year.

Having a small plot is essential in most countries, where the market is much less plentiful and certain. As I live in the United States, one of the greatest differences is the price of food, whether that be produce or meat, is nearly half that of my birth country. We are the last people in the world who will be devastated by a food shortage, should there be one.

I imagine it saves a lot of money in the long run. I dont maintain it myself (as I am not in the country) but my mother has enough time, while working 6 days a week to tend to it in free time. It is a good habit.

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The garden they have created is a pittance. It looks like someone got a few bags of fertilizer and soil from Home Depot, poured it on the grass, and expected the seeds to take.

I saw it mentioned in the thread earlier that seattle has some strict laws about their parks. Should be entertaining to see how this plays out, seeing as someone will have to eventually pay to fix the damage they have done to the grass.

What first comes to mind though is that this is going to go the way of community gardens in Chicago, where you will have people stealing the veggies. Or homeless people. Or growing weed like some sort of Parks and Rec spin off.
 
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afternoon_tea said:
In my experience there is no other group on earth more illsuited to communal living than trust fund anarcho punks. One look at the average punk house will tell you all you need to know about their ability to build anything solid.

They tend to be selfish, destructive, adversarial and lazy. Over the past decade or so they've been swooping into some of the few remaining old school hippie communities and doing their best to destroy them with woke tranny bullshit.

This is especially true of the younger ones who tend to be imbued with weaponized autism and idpol nonsense. They're not team players.
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So the revolution crippled itself by trying to be so aggressively different from everything that succeeded before, and this got more extreme as time went on due to some retarded one-upsmanship?
 
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TaimuRadiu said:
someone wanna redpill me on the hori hori, is it a meme knife or useful

t. vegetable gardener
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Guy be a commie, but he has good taste in tools.
Hori horis are great, cheap, multipurpose tools for planting and weeding. They are really only a knife in a loose definition of the word. Think of it more like a trowel crossed with a prybar and a root saw. Get a Japanese one if you decide to buy it. They're crude but tough. American (Chinese) ones are stainless, and are too brittle for prying rocks.
 
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Gustav Schuchardt said:
Don't be cry because it's over. Smile because it happened that it happened.

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I think hipsters in Milwaukee know if they do something really dumb they'll be mocked by Red Letter Media in an acid aside at the start of a scathing review of some burning sci-fi franchise's latest godawful movie.
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Milwaukee has hipsters?
 
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Excited to get off work and see what is left of CHAZ.

It feels like pre-COVID right now, no one seems to care what the kids are doing. My backup that came in a few hours ago told me other than a group by that lol of a garden, she found it to be mostly zero energy beyond the wanna be gatekeepers.

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Milwaukee has hipsters?
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Jay Bauman.
 
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Seattle mayor states that the Auto Zone has always been autonomous.

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She basically said Capital Hill was always autonomous. Which is bullshit since it still had to comply with seattle laws and regulations. These people in CHAZ want their own fucking country with their own laws and regulations.

She's fucking lying and gaslighting her own constituents.
 
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Consenticles said:
While we are sharing dachas.......

my family has an old plot they got from the government just after ww2. Similar to what they do in Siberia these days, it was a promise of free land in exchange for settling in undeveloped/war torn areas. Not very big but still big enough for my mother not to have to go shopping for produce for most of the year.

Having a small plot is essential in most countries, where the market is much less plentiful and certain. As I live in the United States, one of the greatest differences is the price of food, whether that be produce or meat, is nearly half that of my birth country. We are the last people in the world who will be devastated by a food shortage, should there be one.

I imagine it saves a lot of money in the long run. I dont maintain it myself (as I am not in the country) but my mother has enough time, while working 6 days a week to tend to it in free time. It is a good habit.

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The garden they have created is a pittance. It looks like someone got a few bags of fertilizer and soil from Home Depot, poured it on the grass, and expected the seeds to take.

I saw it mentioned in the thread earlier that seattle has some strict laws about their parks. Should be entertaining to see how this plays out, seeing as someone will have to eventually pay to fix the damage they have done to the grass.

What first comes to mind though is that this is going to go the way of community gardens in Chicago, where you will have people stealing the veggies. Or homeless people. Or growing weed like some sort of Parks and Rec spin off.
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A small-to-medium size plot can be tended in about an hour a day once established, with a few bursts of 4-8 hour days around planting and harvest. Only the laziest, stupidest, shit for brains modern can fuck up something that illiterate steppe dwellers have been doing for thousands of years, especially when anything you might need to know can be learned online in about 3 minutes.

I highly recommend agriculture or horticulture as a hobby. It involves stoop labor, but it's not really "work" when done on a small scale the way some guy's construction job is. It's very fulfilling and relaxing in a way, extremely satisfying and can even be profitable. Ask me how I know this.
 
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