realistically speaking if i were to go innawoods and>distill my own alcohol>grow my own tobacco>smith my own firearmswhile living off the grid for the rest of my life how angry would these guys get? i want to live like a settler but there's no free land left.
>>2844170>got a loicense to kill that animal to eat it?>got a loicense to barter with pelts and goods?>got a loicense to grow these crops?>got a loicense to build this shack?>got a loicense to manufacture this flintlock?>got a loicense to operate this still?>got a loicense to roll these cheroots?land of the free my ass.
>>2844170>distill my own alcoholdepends on how much you're stilling>grow my own tobacconot regulated>smith my own firearmsdepends on the state if you really have to ask, then you're not gonna make it
>>2844172I don't want to get waco'd or ruby ridge'd is all.
>>2844173you're not going to distill drank, grow smoke, or mill guns anyway, so you have nothing to worry about
>>2844174I've been brewing for a while. I'm 1/3 of the way there. I could buy a flintlock kit and tobacco seeds. it's not that hard, anon.
>>2844175>I could buy a flintlock kitHAHAHAHAHA"primitive weapons" aren't guns, retard (unless you're in like 2 shithole states i think?)and again, tobacco isn't regulated either, only if you're trying to sell on a commercial scale
>>2844176all I'm worried about is how I'm going to keep my electric car charged. do you think solar would work long term?
>>2844177>i'm off the grid bro>also is my electric car going-
>>2844178the car comment was a meme, but I am serious about the rest of the post. how to acquire free land for settlers and homesteaders without getting on the wrong side of the law.
>>2844180ngmi
>>2844180>how to acquire free land for settlers and homesteaders without getting on the wrong side of the law.You would have to go back in time to when that was on the right side of the law, there is no more free land. Realistically speaking of course.
The homestead act required that you had to produce something from the land beyond self subsistence, something part of general commerce and industry. People that didnt do that lost their claims. It was always about bringing resources into the economy and connecting land and people in society not about anyone escaping it.
>>2844184>escaping itI never agreed to this cage. I am not a farm animal to be owned.
>>2844187>WAH! WAH! WAH! the rest of you are obligated to provide for me!!!111no, wipe your own ass parasite.
>>2844187yet you're a fool to be guided
>>2844194>parasitei want to learn to do everything for myself and have learned a lot already. i am not a parasite. i contribute often and more than i should. i'm just asking if i should be concerned about government fucking my shit up once i'm innawoods. if i'm homeless in the city nobody cares. if i'm homeless innawoods and thriving that is not allowed.>>2844195>guidednevermind. i'll figure it out myself. i thought on /out/ people would actually be outdoorsmen and could share expertise or advice. maybe the lesson is to shut up and figure it out yourself. then tell no one.
>>2844187Unfortunately that's the history. The US, even it's founding documents (bill of rights, landed gentry definition of voter eligibility), is a spinoff of an empire. Freedom is what you get when you're far enough away to not be worth the trouble. As to lolbertism... it is direction to rebirth the east india trading company.
>>2844182only useful answer.
>>2844187>I am not a farm animal!>is an animal>lives on a farm
>>2844182Unfortunately this. Born too late, born too early.
