Fun facts about squatting

[Anonymous No.50045714]

>squatting (aka adverse possession) is a legal way to gain property for free
>the process of squatting requires you to live on the property for a period as few as three years to as many as 40
>it needs to be obvious to anyone that visits the property that you are living there
>it is also helpful to make improvements and pay property taxes
>remote areas work best for this since fewer people come near the property
>rules for taking possession vary by state so it makes sense to do your homework
>even if the owner finds out you are there they will need to get a judgment in court to get you removed
>since squatting is not a criminal offense police can not keep you from off the property >in fact without a judgment the owner can not enter it
Squatting is a fun way to have a nice home and potentially get it for free. So rentoid why aren't you squatting? It's the only way you'll ever get a zestimate.

[Anonymous No.50045771]

>>50045714
Squatters should be lashed in the public square

[Anonymous No.50045788]

Can I squat in those newly built and mostly empty "investment" apartments?
How are you gonna find anything else that is empty and liveable?
Also what if you have to break in to live there?

[Anonymous No.50045827]

anons, is there any correlation between doing squats (the exercise) and being better at squatting (to get free real estate)?

[Anonymous No.50045843]

>>50045714
This is what homeless people say about roaming the streets.

You can only squat for so long until society figures out that you are a trash scumbag and you can never rent again. Then you will eat shit for the rest of your life and have this same philosophy as a homeless.

[Anonymous No.50045856]

>>50045788
>Can I squat in those newly built and mostly empty "investment" apartments?
Yes but you'll draw a lot of attention
>How are you gonna find anything else that is empty and liveable?
The best squatting locations are either rural vacant lots of dilapidated homes requiring work. Live in a tent and start building sweat equity.
>Also what if you have to break in to live there?
I'm not going to recommend you break in but if you do they have to go to court to get you out if you claim the right to live there

[Anonymous No.50045887]

>>50045827
Yes get to squatting

[Anonymous No.50045891]

Look at these idiots strategizing on how to squat.

[Anonymous No.50045984]

>>50045714
>mfw can only squat 1pl8
It's truly over bros....

[Anonymous No.50046000]

>>50045714
>even if the owner finds out you are there they will need to get a judgment in court to get you removed
The owner will gather all male family members and probably break your legs, bro. Next place you wanna squat will have to have a ramp, kek

[Anonymous No.50046058]

Can any one tell me the law for squating property in ID or point me to a site that cna help me with this?

[Anonymous No.50046067]

>>50046000
If they do this you can sue them for every cent they have since they would be on the wrong side of the law. This would give you lifelong financial security and a zestimate.

[Anonymous No.50046085]

>>50045714
>>50045856
A few more things:
>It's better if you squat in several houses next to each other with friends. That way you can share resources, help fix each others houses up, share tools and hardware, etc.
>Get cameras, security system, and change all the locks
>Call utilities and get them turned on
>Start paying property taxes
>Keep records of EVERYTHING you do with the house, including all improvements and tax payments
>Keep anything expensive/valuable in a safe
>Own guns in case of intruders
>Most abandoned homes are in shitty neighborhoods, but you might be able to find a mansion somewhere that has fallen into disarray
>https://www.foxbusiness.com/features/which-city-has-most-vacant-homes
>This also works best if you have a work-from-home job, as you can save/invest money, and basically live for free. After you take title of the house, you can then sell it and make back all the money you invested. This is why it's important to do this for several houses in a row, as it increases everyone's property values if you live in a safe neighborhood.
I seriously think that /biz/ should pick a city or neighborhood, and fellow Anons can all start to move there and take over abandoned structures.

[Anonymous No.50046106]

>>50046067
Are you stupid? Ever heard of people filing for bankruptcy to avoid paying lawsuits? Go risk your legs bro

[Anonymous No.50046120]

>>50046085
I like your thinking. I would pick the land bill gates is buying. He has way too much to watch and the neighbors don't want him there so they won't turn you in.

[Anonymous No.50046147]

Committing to years or decades of open, notorious, hostile, actual, exclusive, and continuous use of real property has a shit EV when you can get rugpulled at any time. The typical adverse possession case is more like claiming a slice of a neighbor's land with a long-standing fence or a fisherman asserting his right to keep passing through a neighbor's woods to reach a pond than literally claiming a fucking house.

[Anonymous No.50046150]

>>50046106
Hiding assets only works so long. They will find them

[Anonymous No.50046159]

>>50045714
If I ever find a parasite squatting on my property I’ll shoot first and ask questions later. KYS commie.

[Anonymous No.50046210]

>>50046106
>getting thrown in prison and going bankrupt to OWN the homeless
KEK

[Anonymous No.50046219]

>>50046147
Thanks for the shitty attitude dipshit. Squatting is the only chance rentoid have of ever getting a zestimate. It's worth the risk. Even if it doesn't work out it's still cheaper than renting. With crypto crashing they probably have no other option.

[Anonymous No.50046267]

>>50046150
Ever heard of cryptocurrency bro?

[Anonymous No.50046296]

>>50046159
Can shoot your way out of everything

[Anonymous No.50046303]

>>50046120
Umm, no. Bill Gates is buying farmland to diversify his investments. He is nowhere close to owning a large amount of land, he just owns a lot for a single individual.

It's better to pick a city/neighborhood, so that way people can act as their own security service and be on the look out for criminals/homeless/drug addicts who try to break into peoples homes.
Detroit or Baltimore are probably the best cities for this, though Detroit might be the better choice due to the sheer amount of entire abandoned neighborhoods available to squat in.

[Anonymous No.50046321]

>>50046267
Crypto is junk get a zestimate loser

[Anonymous No.50046345]

>>50046303
He owns over 240,000 acres

[Anonymous No.50046369]

>>50045714
>squat someone's home
>they tell you to leave
>hurr durr I have legal rights
>get beat the fuck up and physically kicked out
>police won't give a shit because you're a homeless squatter
>judge won't give a shit because you're a homeless squatter

[Anonymous No.50046371]

>>50046067
No money will return you the ability to walk again. Plus, if you're squatting, you're probably a social reject with no money to begin with. It may be years before you see any of that "lifelong" financial security, provided you win the case, and attorneys are certainly not free. Your attorney may look you like if you were some kind of retard and say "wait, you thought you could squat a property and somehow the law would be in your favor? You were tresspassing, you moron. Next time don't believe every shit you read in the internet"

[Anonymous No.50046380]

>>50045887
>female tries to copy men’s memes
>creates a down looking, passive aggressive cunt that’s supposed to be the equivalent of a strong, assertive man

[Anonymous No.50046398]

>>50045714
you know it's a tranny when they use the tradwife pic on a Laotian backgammon forum. Also, does squatting require a zestimate?

[Anonymous No.50046406]

>>50046303
Sorry, not replying to retards any more. There are approximately 2,430,000,000 acres of land in the US, and bill Gates owns 0.0099% of that.

>>50046369
The key is to squat in an ABANDONDED home, which isn't owned by anyone (owner moved, died, went to prison, etc.) There's tons of abandoned homes available, but most people aren't smart enough to occupy them in a smart way so they can eventually claim ownership.

[Anonymous No.50046420]

>>50046380
tell me you don't get laid without telling me you don't get laid

[Anonymous No.50046425]

>>50046159
Me too, and I'd bring friends. Got a few psychos who are more than willing to help me bag and tag some hobo junkies.

[Anonymous No.50046430]

>>50046219
If the target property truly is that dilapidated, why not try to buy it for cheap first? If the owner doesn’t respond to your solicitations then it would strengthen your adverse possession claim.

[Anonymous No.50046474]

>>50046420

[Anonymous No.50046477]

>>50046406
>The key is to squat in an ABANDONDED home
they key is to step in a rusty nail in an abandoned crack house and get tetanus.

[Anonymous No.50046495]

>>50046430
That's a key strategy too. You can find out who owns the property from the county assessors office, and then try and contact them. If they don't respond, then they basically relinquish their claim to the property since they stopped paying taxes on it.

[Anonymous No.50046496]

>>50045714
Trespassing is a felony in my state and some state have SYG laws against squatters.
Dumb fuck.

[Anonymous No.50046526]

>>50046420
>if you don’t tell meatbag her shitty memes are so haha funny can I please see vagina now you can’t get laid
You will never have a soul npc

[Anonymous No.50046534]

>>50046477
How difficult do you think it is to fix up a home? You go to Home Depot, buy about $10,000 worth of materials, and get to work. First step would be to fix a single room, bathroom, and kitchen. Then do the rest of the house over the course of a year. Change all the locks and install security cameras. Replace any moldy/rotten wood.

[Anonymous No.50046625]

>>50046534
if it's abandoned, it's usually been used by homeless addicts, and if it was inspected, it would be condemned for habitation.
You have to take everything down to the studs, new flooring (old had human feces littering it), probably tear out the electric and install new upto code (easy to access copper wire has probably been stolen), probably new plumbing, maybe foundation problems depending on the state.
it's not a $10k fix. it's more like $60k on a budget.

[Anonymous No.50046667]

>>50046371
>His argument: certanties
>Your argument: "Well these bad things will probably happen!"
You are weak, he is strong.

[Anonymous No.50046670]

>>50046296
I’d like a zestimate on those titties, talk about real estate

[Anonymous No.50046680]

>>50046625
Spending $60k on fixing a home seems like a better deal than buying a new one for $500k.

[Anonymous No.50046701]

>>50045714
>police can not keep you from off the property
>in fact without a judgment the owner can not enter it
This shit will never cease to flabbergast me. The fucking OWNER cannot enter HIS PROPERTY because a thief has more rights than him.

How did these laws get made? How did they get approved? Why? By whom?

[Anonymous No.50046726]

>>50046085
There is literally an HGTV show about this and I would be all for it if I could also find a gay lover to flip shacks with. Or just some platonic dudes.

[Anonymous No.50046745]

>>50045714
What is holding american anons from invading Bill Gates farm lands and claim it to yourself?

[Anonymous No.50046764]

>>50046420
tell me you're a shit-for-brains roastie without telling me you're a shit-for-brains roastie.

Pussy denying by proxy as a debating strategy. Pure roastie.

[Anonymous No.50046822]

>>50046680
it is. except the $60k isn't buying the house.
if a bank catches wind you've totally renovated and restored their foreclosed house, they will totally fight you in court, and win, so they can sell it for $500k.

[Anonymous No.50046821]

>>50045714
Squatters should be lined up and shot dead

[Anonymous No.50046834]

>>50046147
I wonder how market conditions will effect this. If the Blackrock stuff is true, there simply isn't enough inventory for everyone to be subject to crazy rental prices forever. You could see things like people switching houses and refusing to pay rent, going into eviction court and saying, "I don't owe rent I moved out months ago." By the time the banks figure out who's living there and serve them, maybe they've already lived there long enough to claim title.

[Anonymous No.50046874]

>>50046667
Well, these bad things will probably happen. You think you can go and fuck with the property of anyone and nothing will happen? If you're alone enjoy tear gas 24/7 and a war of attrition if you don't want to get out. Here's some more "bad things probably happen". What if you find a negro inside your house? He tells you he's squatting and you're currently trespassing, so do a 360 and leave. What you do? First thing you'll go crying to the police. "Wait, he said he's squatting, sorry the law cannot help you, son" now you're homeless, retard

[Anonymous No.50046886]

>>50046067
not if you end up in a barrel full of concrete at the bottom of a lake, you vermin.

[Anonymous No.50046888]

>>50046822
That's why it doesn't work for foreclosed homes, only homes that are totally abandoned.

[Anonymous No.50046890]

>>50046701
People are more important than property. Capitalists seek to distort this truth but thankfully they've not been fully successful.

[Anonymous No.50046898]

>>50046219
Are you unironically playing the moral highground and playing victim for losing all of your money on a gamble and then stealing someone else's property?

Literally worse than BLM demanding white people surrender their homes to a person of color.

[Anonymous No.50046919]

if you think any of this should be legal you should go back to africa

[Anonymous No.50046924]

>>50046874
>will probably
This is your problem, you lack conviction. Anyone can see that you are spinning convenient fantasies; you don't even believe what you're saying is the unavoidable conclusion.

[Anonymous No.50046931]

>>50046701
because the owner would likely try to escalate the situation, either by physically assaulting the squatter, or being a general nuisance, and although the owner is the owner, places with squatter rights still believe in rule of law and determining an action in court.
>>50046680
better biz advice would be, book an air bnb, bring your own mattress and don't leave. then when the owner says what the fugg are you still doing here? tell him you live here, you pay rent, but you'd be willing to leave for $5k. doesn't pay? continue living rent free. pays? go book another air bnb lol.

[Anonymous No.50046937]

Spam thread created by a serial spammer who's been banned over 10x this week alone retarded jannies aren't pruning the clear astroturfing phonefaggot.

[Anonymous No.50046971]

>>50046474
>>50046526
>malding this hard

kek

>>50046764

>another virgin enters the fray

[Anonymous No.50046993]

>>50046937
>Spam thread created by a serial spammer who's been banned over 10x this week alone retarded jannies aren't pruning the clear astroturfing phonefaggot.

[Anonymous No.50047080]

>>50046420
Faggot reddit colloquialism, kys

[Anonymous No.50047094]

>>50046888
an 'abandoned home' can be still be foreclosed on.
if the house isn't worth anything, they let it sit on the old owners name.
that being said, when the foreclosure proceeding starts, it's at least another 3 years.
so your $60k would still be cheaper then renting over 5 years.
so it makes sense, all things considered, but is just renting cheaper with more steps involved.

[Anonymous No.50047294]

>>50046147
>Get caught
>Oh Noooooo I have to pay a 100 dollar fine for living rent-free for 5 years.
What a terrible expected value compared to paying 1000 dollars a month to rent.

[Anonymous No.50047303]

>>50047094
This is why US laws are bullshit. Every state has “Adverse Possession” laws on the books, but there isn’t a clear cut way to go about it and make sure it ends in ownership of the home.
Same with a lot of self-defense laws in the US. It’s a legal gray area so the state can fuck you over.
That being said, if you have a good lawyer, or you read enough case law about adverse possession, you should still be able to delay the process long enough to where you live for free, or it becomes so expensive the bank will withdrawal their lawsuit.

[Anonymous No.50047392]

>>50046496
Which state? In most states it's a misdemeanor with low fines.

[Anonymous No.50047431]

>>50046625
Not every abandoned home is a homeless crack addict house. Some are just dormant vacation properties or estates of people who died with no inheritors. Others are investment properties people forgot about (especially land).

[Anonymous No.50047440]

>>50047294
There are anons in this very thread talking about dumping five figures of capital into a shitshack to make it quasi-livable. The worst case scenario is not five years of free rent, it's paying $60k for five months in a fucking ghetto.

[Anonymous No.50047488]

>>50046874
You document it and then sue them. We're not talking about occupying an abandoned property as a regular homeless person. We're talking about doing so as someone who studies the law, improves the property, and has saved up ample legal and self defense resources.

[Anonymous No.50047504]

>>50047431
those are not abandoned properties. they're vacant. the only situation would be a house that a recluse with no family lived in and died. and in that scenario you'd need to be there waiting for that guy to die, otherwise the house is gonna reek of death. People would also suspect homicide and you'd be under investigation.
>oh yea, I had a verbal agreement with that guy
>we had a really great friendship, he said I was the closest thing to a son he's ever had and wanted me to have his house.

[Anonymous No.50047538]

>>50046874
>so do a 360 and leave
360 degrees and you're still standing in the house staring at the squatter.
amused by you spinning around in frustration, he asks you to do a barrel roll next.

[Anonymous No.50047550]

>>50047440
Just don't... do that?
You can get a "free" property through advese possession just by looking up public records of people who died a few years ago in houses whose taxes haven't been paid, then pay about 3000 bucks to prevent those houses from going to tax auction sale. This would work best in California where you only need to occupy for 5 years.

[Anonymous No.50047625]

>>50047504
>they're vacant
If they're vacant for a few years, you will probably be able to live there rent free.

Anyways, the easiest usage of adverse possession would be to gain land from neighbors, or to gain land from vacant lots
>buy house next to vacant lot of forest purchased 15 years ago
>obviously its "investor" has no plans to develop it
>build a fence over that lot
>wait 10-20 years
>Free land
Even something like empty land in the mountains can be possessed through adverse possession if you treat it as your vacation property.

[Anonymous No.50047661]

>>50046085
>a bunch of psycho home invaders should take over a neighborhood together
Yeah that will probably end well

[Anonymous No.50047923]

>>50045714
You're going about this the wrong way.
What you need to do is network with a few hundred destitute gun owners and physically occupy a large chunk of Bill Gates land.
(Warning this option may result in gun-fights).
The key is to have a large enough amount of gun owners and a large enough size piece of land that the Feds won't bother kicking you off.

[Anonymous No.50048001]

>>50047923
Glow

[Anonymous No.50048071]

>>50047923
Or go /nomad clan/ and live in the unsettled parts of the world.
>a few hundred gun owning remote tech working people in decked out vehicles.
epic.

[Anonymous No.50048103]

>>50048001
I don't think you are properly anticipating the level of restriction the new social system is designed for.

[Anonymous No.50048145]

>>50045714
Unironically this is the future and a high IQ post. As boomers, who hold the majority of property die off and leave property vacant there will be many opportunities for this.

[Anonymous No.50048170]

>>50048103
>>50048001
As in the new system is not designed to allow you any reprieve or space to exist. There is no "keep your head low and just get by". The AI is designed to hunt and confine everyone in an optimal and subliminal fashion in preparation for the enslavement of the human brain with BCI nano-technology. They don't plan on letting any one escape.

[Anonymous No.50048174]

>>50048103
You don't get the land if you're noticed by the land owners. You want to fly under the radar for 5-20 years.

[Anonymous No.50048222]

>>50048174
This. The entire thing is rooted in English common law. Stay off my land though because I will shoot.

[Anonymous No.50048233]

>>50045714
>in fact without a judgment the owner can not enter
OR I come in and beat the mess out of you and drag your ass out. Difference between me and the homeless is I have access to the courts, nobody cares about the homeless you could get your ass capped and dumped and nobody would notice.

[Anonymous No.50048234]

>>50048174
What I'm saying is that the surveillance infrastructure of the new prison system is too comprehensive to "fly under the radar".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJLr0KMsRAA

here's an example of an out-dated system.
The current systems have high resolution cameras that can zoom to the level of ants from 10,000 feet and have infrared and x-ray capabilities.
Once AI recognition and tracking software is implemented like in China, it will be impossible for you to squat on any property anywhere and not be noticed

[Anonymous No.50048273]

>>50048222
>Stay off my land though because I will shoot.
Yeah, the point is to occupy unused land. Not try and invade land currently lived in by the owner-occupier or his tenants.

[Anonymous No.50048313]

>>50048233
>OR I come in and beat the mess out of you and drag your ass out. Difference between me and the homeless is I have access to the courts, nobody cares about the homeless you could get your ass capped and dumped and nobody would notice.
Again, in this case you would probably lose the property and go to jail. The squatter would have contingencies prepared like hidden security cameras, family/friends notified about their whereabouts, an attorney, and possibly a weapon.

[Anonymous No.50048323]

>>50048174
It's the opposite. You don't get the land if you conceal your possession of it - it has to be "open and notorious" and "hostile". There needs to be a sense that the prior owner had their chance and neglected it until it lapsed, not that you outsmarted them by being sneaky.

[Anonymous No.50048342]

>>50046067
Dead men don't file lawsuits. What are you going to do about it? Who's going to stop them? After all, this is just a "rural vacant lot" that doesn't "attract a lot of attention". You'll be lucky if they even bury you instead of letting the buzzards and the coyotes enjoy your company.

[Anonymous No.50048363]

>>50048313
You're a homeless person who is resorting to squatting. This is a huge larp, you don't have shit and no attorney is going to waste time with you. You don't have support like family and friends else you wouldn't be homeless.

[Anonymous No.50048372]

>>50048323
>It's the opposite. You don't get the land if you conceal your possession of it - it has to be "open and notorious" and "hostile". There needs to be a sense that the prior owner had their chance and neglected it until it lapsed, not that you outsmarted them by being sneaky.
Yeah, but that doesn't mean you have to try and make a fucking Rust base IRL. You can just slap a fence down or make a garden. In the state of Massachusetts, simply mowing a stretch of lawn was enough to establish open and notorious possession.

[Anonymous No.50048400]

>>50048234
smart weapons consume data.
When you can identify the enemy from a forum post or a hashtag, you can stop an evil ideology right where it starts.

[Anonymous No.50048402]

>>50048363
>You're a homeless person who is resorting to squatting. This is a huge larp, you don't have shit and no attorney is going to waste time with you. You don't have support like family and friends else you wouldn't be homeless.
No, in this scenario you would be an advanced homeless person with thousands of dollars in savings and a job, who is only squatting because it's cheaper than renting, and you would rather have an abandoned house for free than pay to buy one.

[Anonymous No.50048421]

>>50048372
e.g. if you have livestock, let them graze on the land.

[Anonymous No.50048424]

>>50048363
Everyone, in the end, will be homeless.

[Anonymous No.50048460]

>>50048421
>e.g. if you have livestock, let them graze on the land.
Yeah, this is a good one as well. There are a few others I can think of:
>Tap maple or pine trees for sap
>Grow mushroom beds on wood logs or chips
>Grow and maintain a garden
>Put down a fence and use the land as a vacation property/go camping on it every year

[Anonymous No.50048464]

>>50048273
It works with government land as well. There's a tract where a county road used to run through that bisected the property, however at some point during the prohibition era the government decided to close the bridge that the road lead to. I don't know the exact reason, but something to do with moonshiners. Anyhow, the road now dead ends and is fenced off at the property line and has been that way for about 90 years now.

[Anonymous No.50048495]

>>50048424
>investment companies buy houses
>triggers other investment companies to create luxury apartments to capture higher rents
>people forced into renting consider buying a tiny home/shipping container house
>next consideration is living in a van
>???
>people live in corporate dormitories e.g. like Foxconn in China

[Anonymous No.50048497]

>>50048424
>>50048400
>>50048234
Conceptualize the comprehensive nature of the weapons built and used against you. Begin to understand the nature of the threat.

It's not "I have nothing to hide"
It's "I have nowhere to hide.

[Anonymous No.50048558]

>this thread

This is all well and good but what if a bunch of bigger, stronger people decide they want to squat where you're squatting? You know, after being paid to do so?

[Anonymous No.50048611]

>>50048497
Surveillance and detection of the enemy is the most civilian-innocuous and essential part of the kill chain/cycle. The principle of least astonishment has been implemented via clever protocols and humanity doesn't understand what is happening to them.

[Anonymous No.50048673]

>>50048611
AI surveillance would be great at reacting to crime.
the trick is to be able to stop crime before it can be reasonably suspected/noticed.
that's where morality pills kick in.
if someone get's an antisocial thought, just pop a pill.
people would be more productive workers because they would care about the impact of their job has on other peoples lives.
it would also stop violent crime.
many people who would otherwise be antisocial monsters would be pacified and constructive members of society.

[Anonymous No.50048677]

>>50048558
Go /nomad clan/ and run away like a bunch of cowards.

[Anonymous No.50048735]

>>50048673
That scenario does not satisfaction make. A better scenario is implanting everyone on earth with neural nanomachines or other brain computer interfaces and controlling them completely.

[Anonymous No.50048758]

>>50046085
A friend on mine lived (squatted) on a mostly abandoned apartment block, I visited a few times because it was a place you could trash for fun, I can't imagine why anyone would want to live in such a place.

>druggies everywhere
>risk death to turn the power on
>risk getting locked out every time you leave
>dangerous building
>no need to imagine the smell
>dirty hippies at best
>smelly commies at worst

It was truly awful and if you're so trash at life that that's how you choose to live then consider rope.

[Anonymous No.50048965]

>>50048495
Wealth inequality causes inflation. Essential goods and services are transformed into luxury goods and services to cater to a higher wealth class of people and the majority lose the ability to afford anything.

[Anonymous No.50048988]

>>50048965
Stop being a fucking pleb and earn some more money then you parasite.

[Anonymous No.50049047]

>>50045714
I am an alpha chad squatter and I never paid rent in my life but I do have to move every year or so on average. Longest squat was 5 years.

[Anonymous No.50049068]

ITT people talking about shooting squatters while living in a country unironically founded by squatters.

[Anonymous No.50049113]

>>50048735
that would be great, but it's a little too authoritarian for capitalist society.
Morality pills could be distributed for free and people opt in.
My idea is too ahead of it's time to roll out this second, but if I make it, I'm gonna start a bio-tech to create them.
Ideally I'd test it out in Nigeria.

[Anonymous No.50049130]

>>50046420
damn this post really made them seethe

good job

[Anonymous No.50049132]

>>50048988
It's virtually impossible to earn money for the majority of the population. There is a reason so many people refuse to work anymore, literal homelessness is a better option than working in most jobs.

Really the only professions that pay well anymore are violence based professions like cop or solider, and info-tech professions because you're being paid to complete the enslavement system of mankind.

[Anonymous No.50049150]

>>50049113
>that would be great, but it's a little too authoritarian for capitalist society.

You still don't understand what is happening.

[Anonymous No.50049172]

>>50048965
that's exactly what I said, except that the people who are being exploited learn to accept circumstances and lower their expectations.
and then some time later, the working class has to live onsite at a company dormitory lol.
here, you can eat at our cafeteria for free as well! we're very eco friendly so we're all about sustainable food sources. our bread is made with ground up crickets! isn't that great!

[Anonymous No.50049196]

>>50049172
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRh0QiXyZSk

[Anonymous No.50049225]

>>50046219
I knew a chick that had the same exact dress. She also was indoctrinated into being a christian anti feminist. Too bad she thought i was scary back then. [Deserved though. I was struggling mentally at the time.]

[Anonymous No.50049368]

>>50049150
Think of what's happening in the world like it's an alien invasion.

[Anonymous No.50049378]

>>50049225
you missed out

[Anonymous No.50050116]

>>50049225
Sucks to be you anon

[Anonymous No.50050203]

>>50045714
NJ here.
There's probably a few places you can try this but it'll probably in rundown homes in the ghetto owned by Jews who keep the property as a depreciating asset. It'll take 30 years to claim it.

[Anonymous No.50050277]

>>50049378
>tfw no milk truck trad gf to rail in missionary position for the sole purpose of procreation

[Anonymous No.50050550]

>>50045771
>t. increasingly nervous seething landhog

[Anonymous No.50050597]

>>50045843
>you can never rent again
lmao

[Anonymous No.50050653]

>>50046821
>>50046886
>SEETHING
hahahahahah
judging by the anger this has generated, you're on the right track OP!