Same here . It has always been my dream to become a filmmaker yet the community is not really that supportive and I think there is a really limited amount of opportunities . I actually have written a couple of short scripts but never found enough people to shoot them . I also left Alexandria a year ago so I had to start from scratch in terms of connections and people . I really think that we need kinda of a community similar to the one that started the French New Wave , these were people with limited capabilities doing movies on their weekends and that gave us Jean Luc Godard for example . We need kinda of a similar movement or community . <| sep |> uspez is a kiddy diddler <| sep |> You can also work for yourself and buy land to farm if you chooseWho are you buying the land off ? Who did they buy the land off ? Ask enough questions and eventually you get to either they stole it or in the Americas at least finders keepers . Although there was still plenty of stealing going on in the Americas . If we ' re talking to the point of coercion , then there has to be someone who is coercing you . Nature is not coercing you by requiring that you need food to live . If you were the only human left on earth , you could not be being coerced by anyone to do anything . We treat land like its any other good made by a person , but its not , it was all already here before any of us were born . If we talk about any other communal resource , like the atmosphere , its immediately clear where the coercion comes in . If everyone started laying claim to air and required you pay them rent to breathe it , we ' d say fuck you , I need this to live , you didn ' t do anything to produce this air , why should I pay you ? . But because people build houses we get confused about the difference between paying someone to build a house and paying someone to use land they didn ' t build . In the Americas its more understandable that people lose track of the justice of the matter since at least they had a period where everyone had right to land if they could find it . There was so much uninhabited land no one ever thought about what would happen when it was all taken . Course in market economies the more real worry is access to cities , which is where all the jobs are . Again you have the same problem . All the land has been taken , people require you to pay them to live on that land , and city land prices are increasing far faster than wages which means there are millions who will never be able to afford city land .