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The residential groups can be roughly partitioned into political groups (e.g. libertarians [Atlantis1994], socialists, communists, etc.), religious groups (e.g. fundamentalist Christians, Muslims, etc.) , and single issue groups (e.g. drugs [Island], nudists, gun enthusiasts [FrontSight], environmentalists [Celestopia], etc.) While sometimes these groups can legally form their own land based communities, they may prefer to do so in a more isolated environment like a seastead to avoid hassles with local authorities. Some of these groups will have no legal land based option available to them, so something like a seastead will be their only option. Essentially seasteads would function as intentional communities, with far greater independence and autonomy.

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[Wed Apr 26 04:15:43 PDT 2006-115] Unknown:
As long as my hippy community seastead isn't parked next to Al-Qaeda's seastead, then yeah, sounds good to me.

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