Comments by "Charles Eye" (@TheCharleseye) on "Escape the Grid: Best States for Off-Grid Living" video.

Nah. This latest craze is driven by hipster YouTubers with plenty of money. They make videos of these unrealistic off-grid setups and then a bunch of naive people go running out to look for land. They pretty much all fail within the first two years and end up selling/losing the land. They don't care about rights or personal liberty. Honestly, if these people would just spend a Summer in a remote cabin rental, they'd realize they're not cut out for it and stay in their cities, where they belong. Instead, they jack up real estate prices and screw over everyone who legitimately wants that land. Let them do that in States that are more restrictive. We don't need it in free America.
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Yes, I agree. This generation of hipster "off-grid" types should definitely choose Tennessee over Kentucky. Considering most of them don't last two years before they're re-selling the land at double the price due to "improvements," they would do nothing but hurt the locals in Kentucky by pricing them out. Since a bunch of New Yorkers and Californians are moving to Tennessee anyway, the locals are already screwed when it comes to buying their own land. Might as well keep the problem localized.
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So, are you not allowed to have a well, either? I mean, the difference between groundwater in a pond and groundwater in the water table is pretty negligible. It seems like there are grounds for people to fight these insane, archaic laws.
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@Justmekpc Swing amd a miss. Troll harder.
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@SusiecatsMn I have plenty of fingers. I can point them at multiple types of parasite, thanks.
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According to several articles that have been circulating, PFAS are in all groundwater at this point. I guess that means there's no point in worrying about them at all, any more.
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@SusiecatsMn Ooh, I hit a nerve, I see.
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@NelsonSenten I used to be a nice person. Now I'm a guy who is sick of seeing people screw up their States through terrible voting practices, then move to another to screw that one up, too. People seem incapable of learning from their mistakes any more. So, you're right. I'm no longer a nice person and I don't feel very welcoming.
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