"segregation isnt bad...malcolm x actually encouraged it, but you'd know that if you read pieces of work from colonized revolutionaries"

Not gonna link a bird link, but found this wonderful gem that they posted in response to a commenter. I'm sure this new community will be run fairly and rationally.

I'm pretty good at uncontrolled burns, I could give them some tips on going scorched earth.

aggiehawg said:

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10,000 feet? I lived at around 7,000 feet and we averaged over 12 feet of snow a year with snowfalls occurring as late as Memorial Day. Also bicycled down Mt. Haleakala on Maui. At 10,000 feet, when the wind blows it is very cold even if you are in Hawaii.

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You aren't kidding. My wife and I drove up there to see the sunset. It was 72 degrees at the base, and we were freezing our arses off at the top. It was in the low 30's and super windy.

Squadron7 said:

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This will last about as long as David Hogg's pillow company.

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Zing!

Rydyn said:

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I hope they realize that not many crops will grow well at that altitude.

Rhubarb stew, anyone?

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I think they're likely just going to plant a crop you smoke.

chimpanzee said:

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Rich soil, lush and fertile. At 10,000'. Hope you enjoy eating scrubby pine trees.

These guys are the worst land speculators since the Allen brothers sold Houston as a city on a bluff overlooking a river navigable from blue water.

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I came here just to post this picture.

Looks like they have learned marketing. I look forward to seeing them make the desert bloom, especially in the drought that they are experiencing. If they do, this will be even more impressive than the Israelis achievements. They needed water. What a proud moment for this group when they achieve what neither the white man or the Jews could do. Shall we check back this time next year?

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aggiehawg said:

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10,000 feet? I lived at around 7,000 feet and we averaged over 12 feet of snow a year with snowfalls occurring as late as Memorial Day. Also bicycled down Mt. Haleakala on Maui. At 10,000 feet, when the wind blows it is very cold even if you are in Hawaii.

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You aren't kidding. My wife and I drove up there to see the sunset. It was 72 degrees at the base, and we were freezing our arses off at the top. It was in the low 30's and super windy.

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The way the bike tour is operated is a van picks you up at your hotel at like 4 in the morning. Then you drive up to the top to watch the sunrise. My first husband and I knew it would be cold so we worse jeans, tennis shoes and socks and jackets. As the van went to other hotels picking up others signed up for that day's tour, we had to laugh at the number of people getting into the van wearing t-shirts, shorts and flip-flops.

The ride down was both scary and awesome. Bikes had heavy duty brakes on them, thank heavens. I'm usually very afraid of heights, so I was hugging the volcano side of the road and riding my brakes all of the way down.

Glad I did it way back in the day. Wouldn't do it again if your paid me a million dollars though. Too old.

FWIW, here is their "constitution".

https://blackhammer.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Constitution-of-Hammer-CIty.pdf

Article 1. We believe the Colonized Proletariat should have dictatorship over our lives, labor,
land, and resources. Understanding that capitalism was born from colonialism and is maintained at the
expense of the world's Colonized people through genocide, theft, rape and pillage, Black Hammer believes
firmly that Colonized Poor and Working Class people should have complete dictatorship over our lives,
labor, land, and resources, to produce and reproduce for ourselves. This is the only genuine path to an
international society where no person lives at the expense of another.

Well the United States formed from the "13 Colonies". Doesn't that make all Americans colonized peoples? I'm serious I don't understand the delineation.

Article 3. We believe all the problems the colonized face are from colonialism and the submissive neocolonialists that are within our colonized nations. Colonialism is responsible for ALL of the misery and contradictions we as Colonized people face. The comparative wealth and luxuries enjoyed by colonizer communities throughout the world are a result of our stolen labor and resources being hoarded into their community. Neocolonialists, from Barack Hussein Obama to the numerous puppets installed in our communities, are our enemies who carry out the will of their colonial masters. We believe strongly that colonialism and neocolonialism must be thoroughly destroyed in order to solve the greatest problem to ever burden humankind.

a. The Local Council strives to overturn all contradictions enforced by colonialism -- to heal all divides between and within colonized nations, and to restore the land and colonized people to the highest degree possible

b. We define contradictions as a fundamental problem caused by colonialism, capitalism, white power. Something that must be fixed, overturned and made to work in the favor of the colonized indigenous people.

c. The Local Council strives to hold colonizers and neocolonialists accountable for counter-revolutionary activities

AGHouston11 said:

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They will have plenty of support and supplies brought in. Just like the reality shows. You just will not see it.

Otherwise we all know how this ends in real life.

The early frontier settlers ended up eating each other after getting stuck in the mountains of Colorado. Real life and nature is not forgiving when ill prepared.

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Alfred Packer.

whytho987654 said:

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"segregation isnt bad...malcolm x actually encouraged it, but you'd know that if you read pieces of work from colonized revolutionaries"

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Lol! Trying to claim people are uneducated because they haven't read the theories of colonized revolutionaries.

Your liberal arts degree and idealistic aspirations aren't going to help you out here.

And you morons should have read about the educated and skilled Australians who attempted to start a socialist settlement in Paraguay in the late 19th century.

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That looks like a creek bed to me. Flash floods and snow melt. Don't camp there!

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I don't understand how for thousands of years people haven't just decided to go on top of these beautiful mountains and have farms and instead did it in the valleys where the views aren't as nice just because they have a few feet of topsoil.

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I've often laughed at how in my part of the world, the flat land used to command a premium, back when land had to pay for itself. Today, the premium properties are off the caprock, or in the Palo Duro, Tule Creek, and Tierra Blanca canyon lands.

"Pretty" is more important than "productive" these days.

One hundred years ago, you could hardly give some of that land away.

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I came here just to post this picture.

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Which is a picture of....?????

rgag12 said:

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I usually don't like to watch reality tv shows, but if there was one dedicated to documenting the disaster awaiting these people as they try to "colonize" that land I'd watch the hell out of it.

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Yeah, some enterprising person needs to by up the adjoining land and install some cameras to capture this whole thing go down in flames.

City people trying to survive in the country??? Can a camera crew film the dysfunction that is almost a certainty to happen? Hard to riot out there - you'll have to settle for looting and stealing from each other.

Squadron7 said:

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Article 1. We believe the Colonized Proletariat should have dictatorship over our lives, labor,
land, and resources. Understanding that capitalism was born from colonialism and is maintained at the
expense of the world's Colonized people through genocide, theft, rape and pillage, Black Hammer believes
firmly that Colonized Poor and Working Class people should have complete dictatorship over our lives,
labor, land, and resources, to produce and reproduce for ourselves. This is the only genuine path to an
international society where no person lives at the expense of another.

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Noted this earlier and I'm massively confused by it. So, dictatorship generally means you are ruled by one person with zero governance or constitutional limitations on that person. They are using this term to mean that the collective dictates their lives through a dictatorship??

What am I reading?

Squadron7 said:

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"From each according to their ability and to each according to their need" doesn't look so great if you're the one girl in the group.

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Fantastic.

Also appropriate:

Democracy is 10 wolves and one sheep voting on what's for dinner.

Seriously, send Animal Control to rescue the dog before they have to eat it.

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What am I reading?

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Newspeak and Doublethink, straight out of 1984

YouBet said:

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Squadron7 said:

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Article 1. We believe the Colonized Proletariat should have dictatorship over our lives, labor,
land, and resources. Understanding that capitalism was born from colonialism and is maintained at the
expense of the world's Colonized people through genocide, theft, rape and pillage, Black Hammer believes
firmly that Colonized Poor and Working Class people should have complete dictatorship over our lives,
labor, land, and resources, to produce and reproduce for ourselves. This is the only genuine path to an
international society where no person lives at the expense of another.

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Noted this earlier and I'm massively confused by it. So, dictatorship generally means you are ruled by one person with zero governance or constitutional limitations on that person. They are using this term to mean that the collective dictates their lives through a dictatorship??

What am I reading?

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What you are reading is the product of 95% of the world's unpaid student loans.

Well, crap, they took the Tweet down. Probably got bombarded with too much truth. Expect the web site to be shut down soon.

If you can still see the images, does anyone else doubt that all the photos were from the same 200 acres? A dry gully on a mountainside, a raging river, and scrub brush, all on one property?

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What am I reading?

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Newspeak and Doublethink, straight out of 1984

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Pronouncements from the DNC and NY are worse. They are actually correct about Malcolm X and they seem to be using "colonized" for "subjected to" colonialism. Its a dumb way to refer to various peoples because there is no such thing as "colonized" races. But I get what they are getting at.

Let them re-try segregation and Wakanda-dream. What most worry about is they seem fatally unaware of human nature --- the "dictators" do not come from capitalism, they come from bad people given power -- and situations like theirs will bring their own bad people to the top of the tyranny as it always does.

The Left's complete ignorance of human nature is far more fatal than even that for actual political history.

Morons the lot of them.

But mountain lions and bears gotta eat too, so more power to them.

Philip J Fry said:

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Pro Cannibalism is about to be on the progressive platform.

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Fixin' to be Donner Time.
Donner, party of 10? Your Autonomous Zone is now ready.
Call me whatever you want, just don't call me late for Donner.

The jokes write themselves.