Mar 22, 2017 Ep 54 Part 1 of The cost of Homesteading, is it for you & your family?
Today we get into some of the things you might want to think about & discuss with your family before you jump into homesteading. We also look at an update on the mess that is the repeal & replacement of the ACA, and how that might affect us, or not. Unaccountable cops beat a FEDEX driver, a doctor says screw the system, & a mayor says the same thing for a very different reason.
We get into topics plaguing you in your daily life from a practical direction. No need to listen to an endless loop of radicals. The major network tout insane rhetoric, but have no solutions. They drone on about things which you have no control over and simply raise your blood pressure. Let’s find solutions we can live with!
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Some things to think about before you dig into homesteading too much.
What is the real cost of homesteading?

Social
Monetary expenses
Lifestyle cost
Stress involved with homesteading
Family adjusting to changes

ACA Repeal & Replace
Doctor goes direct to consumer
Police off the hook after beating the crap out of a FEDEX driver
Flint Mayor under fire for clear corruption and taking advantage of people, as we can expect from any politician.

The real cost of homesteading to you & your family. Is it what you thought and are you ready for the struggle?
We’re all tired of the do nothing SJWs, the various departments of making you sad, and the blue hairs ruining our lives. Nobody cares about your freedom more than you. We’re banding together to repeal & replace HOAs. We aim to protect and grow freedom by Building 1 community at a time.
If you’re looking for a way to protect & grow freedom, mitigate the state as much as possible, live near and work with like-minded people, I’m looking for you. We’re building a community with an agricultural center-piece that will contain small home lots, but will be a community designed with intent. This is to be a neighborhood where you know & talk to your