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Unhappy neighbors. Vacant lots. North Carolina community for ‘Patriots’ off to a rocky start
(www.charlotteobserver.com)
this post was submitted on 23 Apr 2024
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The article points out how fucking absurd the product is. While it's clear who the target market is, the "patriotism" is forced, via restrictive home owners association rules.
It's patriotic, but more in a North Korean sense.
That’s not patriotism. It’s nationalism.
But also with HOA flavoring. How the fuck did they manage to make nationalism worse?
I think it’s hilarious. They build a community under the auspices of freedom and liberty, only to legally bind you to a freedom-restricting HOA agreement. Anybody who buys in that community deserves everything they get from it.
They should set up cameras everywhere and turn it into a reality tv show.
The betting pool on who would end up in camera at the next insurrection, would be busy.
Patriotism is what nationalists call their own nationalism
They're the same picture.png
Same thing to a lot of nationalists