Genuine good faith response: I don't follow the logic here. Families BUY land. it's theirs. they own it. and you say it's theirs to do whatever they want with. But on the other side of that you say they're not allowed to raise cattle. So now the land isn't really theirs and there's now a degree of collectivization on top of them losing the freedom to produce (and share) the food that makes them healthies. More over, who enforces that? Are you re-inventing an HOA? are you forcing people out of their homes (said another way imminent domain) because they want the beef / livestock they're capable of sustaining and processing?
Anyone who is joining our community (or any neighborhood or private org etc) is joining knowing full well the rules of the community.
What I said was we do not slaughter animals on our land. If people want to eat animals in their home, that's their business.
Each person owns their own plot/homesite and has access to the larger land with the fruit trees and water etc.
Not sure where you are getting this stuff about collectivization or HOA. These are members voluntarily joining a community where everything has been communicated during our vetting process.
There's a reason that Humanity does not operate as a hive mind. Don't ask me what it is, but there's a reason.
Oh my gosh… I’ve been seeing your posts for 5 years, but this is the first time I’ve listened.
YES.
This is a complete fit.
How do I connect with someone over there?
thanks for watching!
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You are making my life mission happen. I studied with Marshall 20 years ago, and started a community based on this.
Your master plan reminds me of a farm not far from our last home that was featured in The Biggest Little Farm
Genuine good faith response: I don't follow the logic here. Families BUY land. it's theirs. they own it. and you say it's theirs to do whatever they want with. But on the other side of that you say they're not allowed to raise cattle. So now the land isn't really theirs and there's now a degree of collectivization on top of them losing the freedom to produce (and share) the food that makes them healthies. More over, who enforces that? Are you re-inventing an HOA? are you forcing people out of their homes (said another way imminent domain) because they want the beef / livestock they're capable of sustaining and processing?
Anyone who is joining our community (or any neighborhood or private org etc) is joining knowing full well the rules of the community.
What I said was we do not slaughter animals on our land. If people want to eat animals in their home, that's their business.
Each person owns their own plot/homesite and has access to the larger land with the fruit trees and water etc.
Not sure where you are getting this stuff about collectivization or HOA. These are members voluntarily joining a community where everything has been communicated during our vetting process.
Hope that helps.
There is a book, isn’t there? I’m looking it up.