inb4 “not political ban” >should I live as a vagrant on a boat to escape the miserable future of our society, and avoid contributing any more time and money to the Jewish ruling class. >definitely fucking political
I’m 20 years old, just dropped out of (((college))), and am currently a homeless NEET with a totalled car who’s secretly sleeping in an empty room at a resort in the middle of the country. I have no future here. I don’t want to trudge through life in low income housing surrounded by niggers, working all day at some service or labor job just so I can have barely enough money to pay rent and put shitty processed food on the table. (Food that’s designed by Jews to poison my mind and body and make a docile slave) I’ll never be able to support a family like that. Nor would I want to. The only option I see for myself is to put all my worldly posessions on a sailboat and travel the world, working labor here and there and chartering my ship to rich idiots who want a vacation. Upsides: >mostly off-grid >no rent >no niggers >catch or forage your own food wild and clean >travel the world for free using only the wind >see gods creation and mankind’s achievements >ample free time to meditate and ponder life’s questions Downsides: >small living space >no stability, figuratively and literally (constant motion) >limited human contact at times >more difficult to earn money >way more difficult to raise a family >exposure to the elements >high risk of injury, death, and property damage with nobody nearby to help you
But I don’t care about any of the downsides, I embrace the challenges it presents and there’s infinitely more dignity in man vs nature than slave vs Jew. And as if all that wasn’t a good enough deal I have a 9/10 Slovakian noble who will drop everything to join me, help me pay for the boat and help me pay bills while traveling. So what do Jow Forums? It’s unconventional but it might be the best thing I can do for the race. We come from adventurers after all.
do you watch sailing vids on yt user? looks great doesnt it
James Evans
>meme flag Its what the Jew would want isn’t it
Grayson Clark
I know it’s escapism but I don’t want to live in a prison. And it’s not like I’ll have no social interaction ever, just while I’m crossing oceans and shit. I’ll spend a considerable amount of time on land, meeting new people
Nolan Rogers
Then what do, user?
Hunter Campbell
Thats been my plan for the last 10 years. Once my mother passes away Im outa here. You can find decent deals on boats on ebays auctions some need work but if you cant fix it you dont need to be on it. anywayz go be a pirate and cruise the islands you wont regret it.
I do but I’ve lived on a sailboat for a couple weeks before and I love it.
Christopher King
I agree, I don’t mind a project if I can get a good price. My plan is Keys to Caribbean to Mediterranean, and then I’ll be confident enough to follow in the wake of Magellan. After that I’ll take Suez to Polynesia and live in a hut hunting whales with a spear.
Joshua Thompson
If you see a boat with a whole bunch of doodles on it that’s probably me.
Samuel Wilson
If your on the east coast ive seen alot of charity auctions that you can get for almost nothing. I bought a 30ft for 750.00 but had to give it up because I couldnt pick it up.
Carson Ward
I’m kinda trapped in Colorado atm but I’m going to key west as soon as I get the chance. I have contacts down there
Brandon Cruz
Honestly refurbishing an old camper and upgrading it a little at a time while traveling the national parks would probably be more sustainable and cheaper. For half the price of a working boat you could get a used 5th wheel and a truck off cregs list and be on your way. There are a tone of early 2000 campers and rv's going for 1-5K in my local area. Just looking into it im thinking about getting one now.
Parker James
Get boat and fix it up as nice as you can and captain ron it for money like you said.
Brody James
Won't you get raped by dock fees every time you make port? You can't just anchor off the coast and swim in, can you?
Aaron Myers
You better, because its extremely hard to make a living in key west. Its filled with gays and gays have big time money and connections.
Asher Howard
Tons of people live on boats fulltime and don't go crazy...watch some sailing vlogs on youtube sometime.
Caleb Fisher
Your bitch will leave you cause cabin fever and you sound really boring , so then you will be out of money and just become a regular old homeless vagrant fuckup.
Dominic Russell
I’ll have a dinghy and a bike or something
Tyler Watson
You couldn't handle it You are on your way to being a lolcow
Cameron Wright
So you’re a homeless college dropout with no job living in the middle of the country... and step one of your plan is “have boat” correct?
Yeah, I’m seeing a few obvious stumbling blocks.
Jace Young
Lmao you don’t know me leaf I’ve been giving two European girls the time of their life for the past three months and now they want to travel the world with me for the rest of their lives.
Gavin Ortiz
No kidding I’ve lived there before
Parker Torres
A truck or rv is far more likely to leave you stranded without notice. If a sailboats engine breaks, you can still sail or strap an outboard onto it, or use the dinghy to tow it to a safe anchorage for fixing. If you get stuck on the road, your rv gets towed to the shop and you are up to your eyeballs in repair bills AND have no place to live. Repair shop ain't gonna let you sleep in their parking lot.
Boat is more predictably reliable, just don't sink it and your good.
Owen Bailey
Step one is get car fixed, step two is start saving. I have connections, I can get a job for money for a year and then get a job as a mate for the captains license. After that I charter the boat with a company and they help me pay for it as I go.
Samuel Thomas
Based
Gabriel Robinson
Why are you asking us then? Sounds like you have everything sorted and have already decided against the alternatives. I appreciate the thread, it’s mildly interesting but there’s no need for the query in the op. Good luck sailor/pol/
Michael Rodriguez
I was reasonably sure but I tend to overlook major flaws in my plans. Like what happens after I live that life for a couple years? What if I become homeless? I just wanted a reality check
Ethan Anderson
patrick little took the boat pill after he overdosed on redpills lol
John Long
You need a main base on land somewhere, Cap'n. Not talking about a castle, just a little hideaway cottage that you build yourself in a semi-remote place.
Pretty based, as long as you can save enough money to make this a reality no (((loans))) I strongly considered this for myself once, but thankfully my Boomer parents are based af and let me live with them rent free >t. 21 year old NEET
Julian Ross
I’ve thought of this. All I need is a beach shack for excess shit
Daniel Williams
You should find out where the competent medical doctors & dentists are along your route and expect injuries and illness, and get your immunizations up to date before you set sail. Learn to navigate using the old ways like a sextant and chronometer, memorize star maps and port coordinates, and keep a detailed and consistent log. Are you certified to dive? Know how to fish with primitive tools? Build traps? First aid?
Parker Lewis
become a farmhand
John Howard
I'm currently 28 and planned to do the same thing when I was around your age, but it requires a lot of maintenance, and without it, you'll lose your only place to live.
-get a labor job -eat canned shit, and camp to avoid rent bills -reserch "earthbag building" "aquaponics" and how to make an all year greenhouse, and dig basements, and basic construction.
Take a picture of the room user. I don’t believe this tale
Jack Clark
youtube.com/watch?v=yUi0gsxVHZM Watch this video and then decide Honestly though, yes, you fucking should do it! I got a small motorboat for free once, I ended up selling it after the engine compartment sprung a leak and the bilge pump stopped working, happened out at sea too. By the time I made it to harbor she was barely able to run and on the verge of sinking. Frightening experience but honestly it was worth it and I hope to get another boat someday.
I have some thoughts about this. Its along the same lines as the tiny home movement, but many more benefits. The ones off the top of my head are, ability to avoid seasonally harsh weather and storms, ability to relocate easier the wilderness does not always stay wild, easier to move to areas of high natural resources, ability to follow mobile food supplies salmon steelhead etc, it's a lot harder to find a boat in the ocean than a man in the woods oceans are most of the planet. I think overall it offers a better chance of independence and survivability than a normal off the grid style wilderness lifestyle
Easton Torres
>be me >live in miami-grew up on water >get p/t dockmaster job for summers on Miami Beach with multi million dollar yachts moored up >dozen or so sailfag liveaboards 500 yards from our dock at anchor >they come to my marina all most daily on their shit dignhy with 2 horsepower engines and this is the procedure:
I need gas, can I get 2 gallons? Then they take their stinkass garbage and toss it in our bins, let their dogs shit in the grass, fill their 5g water jugs with dock water, leave the dinghy at the fuel dock to run across the street to publix for ramen, try to use the showers (fuck you), try to use the pool (big fuck you). Meanwhile, they don't use holding tanks and the shit/piss water goes overboard... Their boats look like shit, with clothing and towels flying like polish flags, with their wind generators, spoiling the view of the bay for the people who stayed at my marina.
total assholes
Hunter Evans
We are living in our own movie. If that is your script them be the actor. We all end up dead in the end. If you feel passionate about it trust your gut and see where it takes you.
Aaron Wright
boat people are usually alcoholics, fyi.
Cooper Watson
>camp The camping pill is a really good one for saving money. People who are "homeless" living in trucks and dealing with all of that bullshit are total retards. Just go into some woods and set up a nice little hidden nook to sleep and chill in. It's extremely easy to make it more or less invisible and most people walking through the woods like that who come upon it won't disturb it anyway.
Get a gym membership to shower, etc.
Cooper Nelson
I don't know why, but for some reason being buzzed/drunk feels like 100 times better on a boat than it does on land, at least for me. I don't know why. Maybe it's the hypnotic rocking of the boat on the water, maybe it's the warm sun and gentle ocean breeze, but it's the best damn feeling ever. If you try it you'd realize why so many sailors are drunk all the time.
