Let me preface by say that sailing comes with its own risk, and those risk are real and they are deadly. But one thing we should keep in mind is that our precious land is becoming overrun with niggers. I think it's entirely possible at this point, that if you live near niggers, your odds of dying on a sailboat are LOWER than if you lived near the monkeys.
FACT: niggers can't swim. This makes them naturally averse to the water, especially the deep blue.
FACT: niggers have never created a single ship worthy of sailing the seven seas. This puts a great many islands out of their reach, as many of these islands have no airfield to speak of.
FACT: It takes a great deal of knowledge and wisdom to even begin to think of sailing. You're essentially alone, far from help, and you're juggling dozens of tasks at the same time. Niggers just simply cannot accomplish any of these necessary tasks.
FACT: It's the white man's domain. Minimum cost will be around 20k to even get started.
I think when you weigh the pros and cons, sailing is our best chance at surviving. There are literally shit loads of uninhabited islands that are just itching for a white man's tender love and care.
Marina's are comfy and your fellow boaters all have your back. Have you ever seen a nigger at a marina? I mean even on TV or in the movies? Nope. Totally unrealistic.
Marinas are the white man's comfy zone. Imagine paying €50 a night to sleep in damn near most marinas in the world. Got a bigger problem? Boom. You're on the boat and 500 miles from shore. Niggers at the marina? Your fellow boaters will all be watching them, but since this has never been a problem, you have nothing to fear.
Boat breeders are a dime a dozen. So easy to get these fat titty whores to come aboard, then once you're far from shore...well. I think we all know the political implications of being far from shore with nobody to hear you scream.
Bump, love sailboats. I have been considering selling everything and buying a sailboat. I could only come up with 750k if I did that. I would have no income and not sure how long it would last before the dream was over though.
Nathan Cox
A boat you can live comfortably on isn't cheap.
Adrian Reed
>white man's comfy zone you white people are so weak.
Benjamin Taylor
i love sailing but im not white so i should probably stop
Your people have never sailed the seven seas, so I see no reason why you should even be in a sailing thread that is meant only for white people. Once your people learn how to do something for themselves besides subsistence farming, then you can join our conversation. Thank you.
Christian Nelson
you're so full of shit, or inexperienced.
i've been a mariner my entire life, some of the scummiest people to have ever been bred into existence hang out/live at marinas.
they'll steal any brightwork off your boat the moment you leave.
not many blacks, right, but the scummiest criminal element is attracted to the sea as a form of escape -- marinas catch all of that into one big theft and violence prone area.
Thats like my dream, getting a sailboat and learn to sail and live in it and go wherever the fuck i want and travel the world. But boats are expensive, and require lots of maintenance and i don't know how to sail. But the thought of dying in a storm while alone with my boat in the high seas while cursing Poseidon is kind of appealing.
Nicholas Rogers
Pro tip: stay out of poor people marinas.
Camden Anderson
I got my dick sucked at a marina in Florida one time
James Gomez
the rich are mostly selfish assholes. everyone's smiling at each other and chill but they don't give a shit about you and do anything they want even at your expense because "muh moneh"
your "fellow boaters" are mid class people with shitty boats. these guys are mostly alright and show solidarity and greet you at open sea. you can't stay in a marina for 50€ a night you retarded poorfag
t. former yacht owner
Alexander Foster
pro-tip : i've been all across the entire west coast, they're all crappy.
i'm at Marina del Ray in SoCal right now , it's considered to be one of the nicest on the coast, it's teeming with criminal element from the surrounding town even though it's literally the most expensive marina on the west coast.
We all know your "yacht" was a fucking dinghy, cause that's all your former yacht owning ass can afford. I'm glad you're no longer a boating enthusiast. The sea was obviously not kind to you, as it often shows with most brown people. You're not meant for the sea. Stay on land poor fag.
Caleb Richardson
>you can't stay in a marina for 50€ a night you retarded poorfag
this guy gets it.
the only marinas with berths that cheap are either going to be very shit in a third world, or won't allow a vessel that's small enough to qualify for such low costs.
also have fun going around the world in your 15ft'r that supports 50 euro berths.
Jace Collins
>There are literally shit loads of uninhabited islands that are just itching for a white man's tender love and care. like where?
Dominic Butler
One day One day I’ll do it hope it won’t be too late.
Dylan Butler
Okay, look, California is fucked. There is nowhere that's safe in that state unless you're elite. Go to a state that shoots those kinda people for stealing a can of cola and see how that works out.
Adrian Morris
I said the entire coast, i've been up to washington; same shit
Aiden Morales
Fuck off back to land
The ocean is full
Colton Price
Plenty of vagrants hanging out around marinas but the slips are gate controlled to keep them at bay.
Austin Phillips
>Washington I mean, that might even be worse than California. All the Pacific states are lost. You should know this by now.
Dominic Nguyen
Channel Islands of the ventura coast in CA
Isaac Rodriguez
Real men are aviators
Start with a local Gliding Club and progress to Power planes. Volunteer clubs are best. I am surrounded by Engineers, NASA scientists, CEOs, etc. I will never struggle to find a job. Everyone in the club depends on each other so the brotherhood means I will never be without a job or in need.
A glider can be had for $6k. A decent glider is 30k
those gates are just to keep the fucked up vagrants out, the 2-3 ft gap isn't going to stop an able-bodied theft-oriented vagrant looking for a fix. Stuff goes missing out of well locked marinas routinely, video cameras capture the act, nothing happens -- no one knows who they are and theyre gone with a dinghy or outboard or whatever.
so what do you consider fine on the west coast? I've traveled the entirety down to the bottom of Mexico, which did have some nice marinas by virtue of being totally empty.
Couple buys Heavenly Twins quite decent catemeran for 10k, goes on to spend as little as 500 euros per months and they have a decent lifestyle. Are you alone, its even cheaper. Do the maths you could be on the ocean for eternity with that kind of dough. What do americans do with their money god
Sailing is great, but it's only a temporary solution. It's extremely expensive for long term habitation, and running away from the kike and nigger problem just delays things.
Joseph James
No, user, you can't live on a plane up in the sky forever.
Jason Roberts
The land will not be kind to you rotting larping potemkin village pink chimp. Its shit colored mud will one day soon consume your rotting chimp flesh and return you to the brown earth from which you came larping chimp.
>>Couple buys Heavenly Twins quite decent catemeran for 10k
don't believe the youtube stories.
yes, you can sail for cheap. No, it won't happen for the majority of sailors.
Shit happens. The sails for that cheap catamaran aren't cheap, and it only takes a few crashes or an inexperienced helmsmen to make a good day real bad real fast.
These small bits and pieces ad up quick, unless you're floating around on a mooring or sitting in berth all day sailing isn't especially cheap.
Ethan Phillips
Is this the step after "wait till they come to the suburbs"? Im not running
Jose Thompson
Again, any place which still has the rule of law in effect. Even if that rule of law only protects boaters it's fine. Funny enough, Europeans boaters don't allow anyone in their marinas that don't have a boat currently docked. Euro sea laws are great.
Mason Nelson
They spend their money on consumables.
Caleb Evans
If its your dream, START NOW! I did three years ago. It costs a lot of time, money and effort but time goes by fast. I hope to have my first bluewater vessel this month. Will be my third boat (first was dinghy). Just start.
Austin Lewis
You gotta get a slip where they have significant live aboards. Bonus for getting a slip in a yacht club where access to the slips requires entry through the gate yacht club (ventura yc fits this). What is your home port? You currently sailing the west coast?
