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The Accidental Socialist

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It was an accident, I swear!

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Yes, I accidentally became a socialist. Met a boy, yada yada, and now I live in one the last socialist commune's in the world. 

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A lot people think they know what it means to be a socialist, but I thought it time to give the perspective of someone who has spent the last 13 years living as one.

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From education, living, working, and the very principals that make a place like this run, I am going to take you through the reflections of my experiences living the total democratic socialist lifestyle. 

 

We will work the land, and your brain, to give you food for thought about what it requires to get what you need, and not what you want.

 

"I didn't choose the kibbutz life, the kibbutz life choose me" -  The Notorious B.I. G if he lived on my kibbutz

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Common Questions Answered

What is a kibbutz? 

A kibbutz is a unique Israeli community, traditionally based on agriculture, where members live and work together collectively. It operates on principles of shared ownership of property and resources, with decisions often made democratically by its members. While many have modernized and diversified economically, the core idea of communal living and mutual responsibility remains central.

How did you get there?

When I was at college, I met a cute boy who was from there. And after that, I chased him all the way back to the kibbutz and we have been living there ever since. 

Do you really share everything? 

No. We get a stipend every year that we can use to buy clothes, furniture, tech, etc. The kibbutz shares/provides essential goods, like having a dining hall for food, cars, houses, health insurance, university, etc. We still have a grocery store that you can buy food for your home, but the idea is that you don't have to. 

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The kibbutz provides everything you need. 

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I love new ideas and great conversations. 

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