A Luxury Survivalist Community Is Tearing Itself Apart
impish9208
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May 26, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (3 comments)
impish9208
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Coffeewine
Every time someone DIYs one of these guys the internet at large lambasts them as fire risk death traps. Fairly curious if these are any different, certainly looks like they’re much the same from the photos.
cge
The headline and summary here feel quite different from the actual article. In my experience, HOAs, whether good or bad, are typically, as the name might suggest, associations of homeowners, with petty drama between them that escalates through the availability of power structures. Every story here, however, seems to be between tenants on one side and the developer-landlord and their contractors on the other.