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7 hours ago5 points(+0/-0/+5Score on mirror)3 children
"Just build your own cabin". Sure. How many people have the skills and knowledge required to "just" build a cabin? I know I don't and never did. Even if I had some carpentry experience, I certainly don't have and never had the aptitude for something of that scale. Most young men would be better off contracting this out to professionals, which significantly reduces your cost savings.
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I think it is something any White man should be capable of. He just has an axe and chisels. What's hard about shaping, carving wood or getting bark off a log? It's not beyond the IQ of any White man. It's just hard work and labor. But since when are White Men scared of labor? I don't need niggers or spics to do my chores for me.
If you're scared of getting a blister, go live by niggers and kikes who will sell you a pine shit box for $600,000 that you have to slave for 30 years to pay off. Also the interest you pay might be more than the principal. You might end up paying over a million dollars over the course of 30 years for your overpriced $600,000 cheap soft pine plywood sawdust glued vinyl plastic crap house that termites can eat through in one year. When i drive by million dollar pine box mcMansions, i don't feel the least bit of envy.
"ooooga booooooga too hard to chop log i give up" - disoriented
Let us know when you finish building your log cabin. I'd really like to know of your experience. But I think it's more likely that you have absolutely no experience with building or carpentry and you're just full of shit spouting advice about things you know nothing about.
You spent most of your comment insulting me rather than saying anything about how one actually builds a cabin. It's obvious that you don't have any background in this matter, otherwise you would have addressed the practicality of actually doing it. I think you're full of shit.
It's not just hard work and labor. It's knowledge and ability, and when the cost of the materials are expensive, you don't want your first carpentry project to be something that you have to live with for decades to come. You're bound to make some first-timer's mistakes.
You sound like mayor Bloomberg making fun of farmers because he thought all you need to do to grow crops is just throw some seeds in the ground.
Kids used to build tree houses out of crap they found at the side of the road; surely a grown man, with access to a half a billion DIY cabin videos can do better?
Frankly I wouldn't want any White Nationalist in my community who is too fucking useless to swing a hammer or measure and cut lumber.
Learn skills that fucking matter.
When a young couple get married in Amish community, the whole community gathers and helps build a house for the new married couple. We could do something similar in small communities. Once per month we just celebrate new families and chip in and build each other houses and team up
How about a prefab RV / trailer / mobile home + utilities hookups?
Idk I remember looking in to a bunch of these things like "vandwelling" and there were frequent tradeoffs that popped up (a lot artificially created by clown world though)
This is poorly thought-out shit advice.
If you're scared of getting a blister, go live by niggers and kikes who will sell you a pine shit box for $600,000 that you have to slave for 30 years to pay off. Also the interest you pay might be more than the principal. You might end up paying over a million dollars over the course of 30 years for your overpriced $600,000 cheap soft pine plywood sawdust glued vinyl plastic crap house that termites can eat through in one year. When i drive by million dollar pine box mcMansions, i don't feel the least bit of envy.
"ooooga booooooga too hard to chop log i give up" - disoriented
You spent most of your comment insulting me rather than saying anything about how one actually builds a cabin. It's obvious that you don't have any background in this matter, otherwise you would have addressed the practicality of actually doing it. I think you're full of shit.
It's not just hard work and labor. It's knowledge and ability, and when the cost of the materials are expensive, you don't want your first carpentry project to be something that you have to live with for decades to come. You're bound to make some first-timer's mistakes.
You sound like mayor Bloomberg making fun of farmers because he thought all you need to do to grow crops is just throw some seeds in the ground.
Anyone can cut wood with a saw unless you're a quadriplegic or a fucking useless nigger.
Kids used to build tree houses out of crap they found at the side of the road; surely a grown man, with access to a half a billion DIY cabin videos can do better?
Learn skills that fucking matter.
When a young couple get married in Amish community, the whole community gathers and helps build a house for the new married couple. We could do something similar in small communities. Once per month we just celebrate new families and chip in and build each other houses and team up
Idk I remember looking in to a bunch of these things like "vandwelling" and there were frequent tradeoffs that popped up (a lot artificially created by clown world though)