Also, it's not like we're meeting to take up arms against the government. We're organizing under our American-branded freedom to look out for each other, to care for each other, to cultivate our environment to be resilient and supportive, to build mutual aid networks, and to directly provide for our own needs without money. We're homesteaders, just communal collective cooperative aggregated homesteaders.

All of this makes us less dependent on the government and less intertwined with the imperial economy, but it's not an open and direct challenge to the state, and I can't see it ever becoming such a challenge under normal, predictable conditions. No further comment.