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>>56826130
>Omg it's a heckin' tinyhouse!!! YOU VILL LIVE IN ZA POD!!!
>We can't go back to living in relatively normal sized houses across history
Paradoxically the American, in his descent further and further into materiality, feels more enclosed upon the larger he gets and more impoverished the more resources he takes

It's a problem of individualism (and niggers) not a problem of room
For example, people act like it's "too expensive to raise kids" and it is to some extent based on the expectation that you should be addicted to 12 different things from fast food to social media to auto loans, but if you have freed yourself from those things there is no reason why you can't fit a family of 4 in 1200 square feet