Anonymous
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6/21/2025, 1:09:36 PM No.508183695
Is this a good idea?
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Anonymous
ID: A/173dVe
6/21/2025, 1:12:29 PM No.508183852
>>508183695 (OP)
Temporary fix which will destroy the land. Fix to what? Budget. Temporarily raising funds isn't going to fix the balancing. The parks will be completely destroyed and be turned into Sharkey's shire. Not good at all for the average American I assure you.
Temporary fix which will destroy the land. Fix to what? Budget. Temporarily raising funds isn't going to fix the balancing. The parks will be completely destroyed and be turned into Sharkey's shire. Not good at all for the average American I assure you.
Anonymous
ID: wBx6D7D8
6/21/2025, 1:19:46 PM No.508184210
>>508183695 (OP)
No, of course its not a fucking good idea. Our country was largely owned by large landowners for centuries, go and have a look at Google Earth of the UK. See if you can find any large forests that aren't fast growth pine for forestry. In England you cant even put a fucking tent up for a night anywhere without having to get the Landowners permission, there's absolutely zero wilderness left here.
The coasts? Public property? NOPE. All the coastlines are owned by the Crown, theoretically you can get fined if you pick up an interesting rock and take it home from the beach.
Find some archeological treasure on your property and want to sell it privately? TOO BAD, you have to send it to the British Museum who already own it, and they will give you what they think is "fair market value" for it.
So no, you absolutely should not sell your country off to private individuals and investment firms, as they will strip it dry and extract all the value they can from it with zero thought for preserving anything for future generations.
No, of course its not a fucking good idea. Our country was largely owned by large landowners for centuries, go and have a look at Google Earth of the UK. See if you can find any large forests that aren't fast growth pine for forestry. In England you cant even put a fucking tent up for a night anywhere without having to get the Landowners permission, there's absolutely zero wilderness left here.
The coasts? Public property? NOPE. All the coastlines are owned by the Crown, theoretically you can get fined if you pick up an interesting rock and take it home from the beach.
Find some archeological treasure on your property and want to sell it privately? TOO BAD, you have to send it to the British Museum who already own it, and they will give you what they think is "fair market value" for it.
So no, you absolutely should not sell your country off to private individuals and investment firms, as they will strip it dry and extract all the value they can from it with zero thought for preserving anything for future generations.
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Anonymous
ID: wsj9BB1J
6/21/2025, 1:23:05 PM No.508184390
>>508183695 (OP)
No. Anyone buying it bought it with stolen printed money. Nearly all rich people are thieves right now.
No. Anyone buying it bought it with stolen printed money. Nearly all rich people are thieves right now.
Anonymous
ID: PxbO7y4c
6/21/2025, 1:23:51 PM No.508184428
>>508184210
Sounds like hell on earth. Here you can camp all you want if you dont disturb nature or people living close.
Sounds like hell on earth. Here you can camp all you want if you dont disturb nature or people living close.