T-man posted:

Guns should not be personal property. A toothbrush should be. You don't share a toothbrush because it's gross and unhygienic without some industrial grade sterilization and cleaning between use - which would be a waste of resources for little gain. You can pull the same dangling penis trigger of the gun at the shooting arcade as other people. We have hand wipes. It will still work.

In my ideal world you don't need to own more than a small rucksack with a toothbrush, meds and toiletries, toolkit, laptop, data storage, and maybe a first aid kit. Every else could be meaningfully shared.

Somebody else slept in that hotel room last night and it was fine, we have housekeepers. If you want to put in the labor to get it set up by your community you can have a personal property house, or put in less and get a permanent apartment in exchange for chores and/or community service.

And then go out to your nearest shooting range, do some chores and work for the range, and then shoot some guns for a while afterwards. We only think we need a lot of rarely utilized personal property is because the need to consume privately goes in so deep so early, Trying to get out of it even in the things we love is good praxis.


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Weed affinity groups grow the weed for all members, shares it equally with guests and offers to non-members if available. Trim bud for a couple hours or do stocktaking or whatever and you get free weed and access to all the best pipes, vapes, dab rigs, and a lot of free snackcakes.