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@bonifartius Genau, es ist böse, dass wir diese Aufteilung akzeptieren müssen, wenn die Wissenschaft noch unsicher ist.

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@Andrii

you actually believe that crap about working your way to freedom?

>>yes


I've done the research man it's a hamster wheel. Working people have so little time due to full time slavery they rarely if ever have children.

>>business owner, 4 kids

Look at you, how many years you been working? And you're still in the city.

>>Been self-employed 7 years, hired help this year. Yeah I live in a small city.


Only way to freedom is by getting land through any means possible.
Step 1. Move as close as possible to a rural area.
>>skipped

Step 2) buy some affordable land. I.'e. Suburban home.
>>first purchase was a city core midrise condo, sold last year
>>2nd purchase was luxury condo, assigned and took profit
>>3rd is my detached family home in midtown
>>4th is duplex out in BC, rented out.

Step 3) use your land as leverage to buy enough land for subsistence for you and your family and-or intentional community.
>>great idea, but wifey is a city slicker

Step 4) plant food forest
>>also great idea

Step 5) make co creation centre where can make anything one can imagine.
>>please explain, never heard of this



Step 6) enjoy 7+ generation freedom
>>planning on it




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@Andrii

Have you ever played an RPG? Or a board game like Monopoly?

You can level up in life if you have freedom, especially in Canada. I know this personally, you have to follow the money.

As long as you work a job and gain transferable skills, you should be always looking for a job that pays more but works you less, keeping your monthly expenditures about the same and saving the excess.

You should make credit work for you as well.

That money set aside could be used to train yourself or improve your material situation.

You see, perhaps unbeknownst to you, you are making an assumption.

Namely: that only 1% of people can be entrepreneurial i.e. manage their resources and time to catapult themselves into an improved economic situation.

The truth is only 1% of people have learned to do so, when perhaps 20% can do so.

So if we stop teaching our kids in school to be slaves and force multipliers for other peoples businesses, to stop seeing themselves as their transcripts and their net income after taxed salary, and to take their natural talents and monetize them, then far more people could have the freedom you wish they had.

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It is a mistake to give people land freely.

It would be a gift to free people to buy their own land.

Take off their actual chains, namely a slave mentality and crushing taxes, and an actual financial education.




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@11112011

I know, it sucks. The Delta variant is so goddamn infectious that short of police holding people down a vaccinating every single person, herd immunity probably isn't happening.

@dave @11112011 IF ONLY THERE WERE CHEAP OFF PATENT DRUGS WHICH COULD PREVENT AND TREAT COVID

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