Cities: Skylines, 0% Tax City...

[@Seedmember]

'Pays 200 bucks everyday to walk from one side of town to the other' "Thank god there are no taxes in this free city!"

[@OrgusDin]

this is how people play free to play games with microtransactions

[@Gin-toki]

No different from real life where some people pay low taxes but then pay a heck of a lot for many other basic necessities :P

[@PushingDownDaisys]

Even states/countries with no income tax "appear" this way. They get them out of you another way, they always do ;)

[@SoManyZubats]

If I had to pay $200 every time I left my house I would be paying less tax then I am right now

[@TheRoadmankilla]

@@SoManyZubats doubtful that’s 73000 a year in fees, unless your making over 200k a year

[@Aone339]

My favourite part of this was that the whole time trying to avoid taxing people, you've created a system that relies on one of the most hated tax form - tolls

[@AverageAlien]

Tolls aren't tax. You choose to pay a toll when you use someone else's property. Tolls are superior to tax and would keep traffic down. Taxation is theft

[@nalgene247]

Must have missed the entire intro lmao

[@Sprech41]

incredible, he managed to invent pedestrian toll booths

[@Linaaa1506]

Coming to America in 2024

[@kayaguvendi]

There are such bridges in many places. One got famous in India a few years ago when several dozen people (if my memory serves me well) drowned in the river underneath when it got overloaded.

[@hawks9142]

If you went off the wear they do to the road like they do with cars the cost would be literally pennies, I'd honestly be willing to pay that if it means not risking my life everytime I step outside

[@SouthernHerdsman]

they didn't model fueless inexpensive cosmic energy reactor into the game, which is available since 1950.

[@termiterasin]

When society is failing, call the walk to work an amusement ride.

[@C_Sloth]

The people of the city: "isn't this just taxes with extra steps?" AA: "no...." *Summons meteors from the heavens*

[@That__Guy]

Taking a fee for walking through the city = taxes with extra steps (nice)

[@badlaamaurukehu]

NYC does this. Try entering or leaving without paying tolls. And that's on top of absurdly high taxes for sketchy services at best.

[@fewkeyfewkey5414]

@@badlaamaurukehu probably cuz nyc a big city and actually needs money 😱

[@InitiateDee]

@@fewkeyfewkey5414 it's because NYC is hell on earth

[@jaquilynnblaque6888]

"Don't question it." -AA Probably

[@LivingNihilism]

EA: These are not Lootboxes, they are surprise mechanics AA: These are not taxes, they are tollroads and semi-forced amusementpark fees.

[@badlaamaurukehu]

Sounds like New York.

[@renakunisaki]

This isn't a shipping fee, it's free shipping locked behind a monthly subscription.

[@CoralCopperHead]

This isn't a game made for your amusement, it's a business practice explicitly targeted at stupid people that people who are not stupid have no reason to complain about.

[@kavishbansal]

@@renakunisaki that's just Amazon Prime

[@somedouchemcbag987]

@@godlaake6034 *sound of a cash register heard in the distance* It`s okay, friend, you got your paycheck. You can stop shilling for amazon now.

[@shawnconway9957]

"They're not taxes, they're tolls." "What's a toll?" "A tax."

[@thelootfinder8960]

Ambiguous is gonna get in a lot of trouble when the meteor of August 2024 hits

[@ambiguousamphibian]

Lol

[@selectioncrescimento]

A suspiciously small meteor hitting a landfill

[@Godsire]

He's also going to get in trouble if there's a big fire in August 2023

[@JoFriedrich]

@@Godsire well, from last summer experience, I guess the only matter will be to know which one he was talking about

[@Godsire]

@@JoFriedrich depressingly true

[@kylew3715]

It's just too bad that private companies can't provide services due to game limitations, I'd love to see a Rouge fire station shaking down residences for cash in order to put out the fire

[@MM-vs2et]

Hell yeah, civil war era New York baby!

[@pikachuichooseyou4273]

Like Marcus Crassus🪙

[@PYBR0]

@@MM-vs2etwat

[@IWillSmurfYou]

Based and free marketpilled

[@Rami-L]

cyberpunk edgerunners ambulance be like

[@Neoentrophy]

I like how you replaced residential, commercial and industrial taxes, only to replace them with a high tax on walking to work...

[@Eventide215]

Look, you get to live here free, work here for free, and have your business here for free.. moving around the city though? That's going to cost you.

[@PushingDownDaisys]

@@Eventide215 Guess ill need to live in my business which is my work. Elon Musk style.

[@iamcool544]

Thats basically the libertarian's whole idea. They want to ONLY pay for whatever they use, so you would pay a monthly fee to use a road, a monthly fee to be able to have your house put out if it catches fire, a monthly fee for garbage collection. You know, definitely NOT taxes with extra steps and the ability for a private corporation to fuck you as hard as they want.

[@richardkeith9498]

It's not a Tax, it's a Toll!

[@despawnme9154]

@@PushingDownDaisys you mean living out the back of his car given his shit deal to buy twitter xD

[@fightingfinn1503]

Theres a more...decrete way of getting rid of dumps and graveyards that are full, you turn off the building making the workers leave, then you use the collapse building button on it then rebuild. I call it a "controlled demolition".

[@ambiguousamphibian]

...And unintentionally created a libertarian utopia in the process

[@dominykaskaunietis5215]

Hello mister

[@henryhernandeez6111]

Hiii

[@jamescottrell7764]

Love this new vid!

[@MM-tx3im]

Anarchism go brr

[@xIRG04x]

Hello there

[@52flyingbicycles]

If you have to pay $200 to commute to work, you’d have to make $25 an hour to break even. The median wage in the US is $19 per hour.

[@kloaken1]

Or work more hours

[@griffinbastion]

I love it how the videos are so chaotic compared to livestreams

[@mccormack570]

Paying 200 dollars to walk across town instead of taxes is the video game equivalent of the US paying thousands for health insurance instead of taxes.

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

I dont even live in America and I did a laugh/sob at that

[@PushingDownDaisys]

Yeah, or states with no income tax that have absurd sales tax, property tax, and "use tax". But hey! No income tax.

[@user-qd6jt9sd3h]

@@PushingDownDaisys thankfully they don't do that

[@Kazner0h]

Haha, the only difference is that in this city the ghoulish parasites are amusement park moguls instead of health insurance moguls. At least the whimsy is a little bit of a plus? Until the meteor of course.

[@pollyphemeus]

sadly, we pay both. :(

[@TheRaven078]

Its like when a bill doesn't have a tax, but does have a "convenience charge".

[@dannypipewrench533]

9:00 One of the best lines I have ever heard.

[@michaelpara8582]

My favorite part about the jet ski ride pavilion is how the water is 30 feet below the pier

[@nesurame]

It doubles as a Tower drop ride that way

[@IsadoraMendesSilva]

the thrill is figuring out how to not die from the jetski fall

[@faytleingod1851]

No taxes. Just smells like taxes with more steps. Good on ya mate! 👍🤠

[@badgercode]

The daisy chain of amusement parks that are actually just a path is hilarious 😂

[@Bec-Son]

Have you ever done a 99% tax challenge? I would love to see the other side of the extreme

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

I think ita impossibly unlike 0% tax. Even with very high happiness, max tax causes people to abandon. Stretch to get passed 14%. With income, there are other sources outside of tax.

[@hottestofthell23]

In terms of tax rates, during 1973-74, India witnessed the highest marginal tax rate (including surcharge) of 97.75%. It was gradually brought down to 50% in 1991-92 and further slashed to 30% in the following years. Currently, it stands at 42.7%.

[@hottestofthell23]

It happened in reality in India, thats how common people learned how to evade tax

[@itzswedie]

In sweden we pay in total around 55-60% in taxes, when you take into account things like groceries, gas etc, and of course regular tax on your salary.

[@OLBastholm]

​@@itzswedieThat's not how anyone calculates taxes.

[@ceepert2153]

So what I learned: To have a tax free economy we would need to live in shacks at dirt roads. The coorperations running the theme parks would pretty much rule the country as all the revenue comes from them. Walking to work costs money. And at some point the trash and corpses would start to pile up everywhere ... *Insert Just in Ohio meme*

[@junova7503]

Pretty much. Some people in the comments have stated in a Libertarian society private companies would build and maintain the roads but I've yet to see why they would do so as well, they're a private company and thus exist to make money. Meaning pretty much profit gouging tolls.

[@KarlSnarks]

@@junova7503 There's a city in India that's basically completely run by corporations. They did actually build their own private infrastructure and services (streets, a subway system, a police force, firefighters) but only built those things where their customers (wealthy corporate types)were. Other parts of the city are absolute shitholes with unpaved roads. Also, since there isn't a sewage system in the entire city, buildings (even the luxury apartments in the wealthy neighborhoods) have septic tanks which are emptied by trucks who dump everything in the river. Here's a video about it kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3WTk4Vtf718bM0

[@junova7503]

@@KarlSnarks Lmao perfect. Reminds me of Disney World in Florida. It was granted authority to govern itself by Florida and have their own firefighters, police, etc yet only like 40% of the employees can afford dental care. Obviously not as bad as that city you mentioned but given how much income Disney World generates...

[@Zorro9129]

@@junova7503 "Profit gouging tolls" How do you define what's profit gouging or not? In reality, the more competition there is, the lower the profits of the competitors because they must charge reasonable rates to remain attractive. Service providers in more attractive areas may be able to charge more as there is more demand, but they still must keep their rates reasonable or lose business. Also Disney is a poor example as people want to work there not for the money but because they want the chance to be part of it. It's similar to volunteers in a military who are being sent to die but think they're part of some greater good.

[@TheRestedOne]

Or do some reading on company towns of the 18/1900s. Some functioned very successfully, like Hershey, PA.

[@kevinmclaughlin3088]

I absolutely died when I heard "No one would suspect the meteor of August 2024 was an inside job". Whatever is necessary to not pay taxes!!!!

[@isaackellogg3493]

“That burned down, fell over, THEN sank into the swamp. But the _fourth_ one, stayed OOP!”

[@SALEENS7GTR5]

but faaaaather! I don't want to get married!

[@isaackellogg3493]

@@SALEENS7GTR5 Don’t want her?! 🤬 What’s wrong with her?! She’s beautiful, she’s rich, she’s got yuuuuuuuge… … … Tracts of land!

[@LordSevla]

This style showing the cities that went wrong is good. When you just do the best city of looks like there weren't any effort because we don't know how hard it is.

[@heck_n_degenerate940]

Finally, a truly American city.

[@F0XX7]

Needs a toll booth in every citizens’s driveway 😂

[@nilsp9426]

The "amusement park" walks absolutely killed me 💀

[@cmarquino]

We may have no proper sanitation, a poorly educated population, meteors, and have to pay $400 to get to work, but at least we're free 💪😤

[@matthewchinmingwei6721]

Now hold on a damn second, that sounds really familiar somehow...

[@midigate]

*F R E E D O M*

[@GrandPrix46]

Dude I haven't laughed so hard in a while. Absolutely hilarious video. Please never stop doing this.

[@Albergarri788]

I'm still laughing while reading comments XD

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Haha, love this idea! This is going to be good!

[@ocarina0001]

LMAO YOU'RE HERE???

[@taylorschmidt2868]

This brings me a lot of joy.

[@SatiZakito]

LMAO YOU'RE HERE???

[@Amir-jn5mo]

such a hilarious concept. I would love to see you attempt is as well :D

[@awoodpecker4922]

9:37 Man had such an authentic city simulator experience he even went through conspiracies

[@eclipseeffigy]

I used to think libertarian ideals were naive, but now I realize the value of guided meteor impacts! Also, charging for the road like it's monopoly & every step lands you on someone else's property. 😂

[@noellelavenza494]

@@dylanswift5185 They were talking about the board game Monopoly, buddy.

[@Finnishnat-conservativedot7126]

It does make me laugh when people think that libertarian ideology is something you are able to express on limited game mechanics... Welp as some say, without a fool life is hard.

[@ericdugal8818]

​@@Finnishnat-conservativedot7126There was a game that they did implement zero tax and it worked better than any other system they tried. Can't remember the name unfortunately or I would share it (saw it on KZbin years ago).

[@tigers3748]

Hey cool, another guy who's never actually talked to Libertarians.

[@J0k3rz]

@@ericdugal8818how did they start the game with zero taxes?? Oh wait u can’t. Literally libertarianism ideals fall short at the first step

[@furyfrets]

If I understand this correctly, there is no possibility of establishing private security service providers, medical matters etc. via a contract system. That could be done by the courts. “Work” would then be these private entities and competition would also be allowed. The game doesn't allow for that. Security, medicine, fire departments, education are always in demand. It is only a simulation and can only roughly reflect the extent of human activity.

[@patrickbateman1660]

"You want me to pay 5% more in income tax for healthcare? Uhhhhh no thanks I would rather pay 15% in a private market"

[@StalkTheHype]

More like 150%, if you look at costs for Americans vs literally any developed country on earth

[@gta1kev]

​@@StalkTheHype capitalism, i bet if hospitals gave realistic prices it would be payable for normal people.

[@belthesheep3550]

@@StalkTheHype Yeah 'cus it's not like healthcare is extensively regulated in the US

[@truwu8177]

something something government regulation artificially limits amount of healthcare workers and services something something free market good something something I'm gay

[@1758]

​@gta1kev nope, I live in Poland where public healthcare is 100% free. But if you choose a private healing then it's still not that cheap.

[@runtergerutscht4401]

The people: "No taxation without representation" Ambiguousamphibian: "are you sure about that?"

[@Pacca64]

I once ruined one of my cities by kicking out all the residents by cutting off services and raising taxes, then managed to fund the remains of the massive ghost town with a fishing industry, despite no longer getting any tax money. Was pretty goofy X3

[@User37285]

Can’t wait for my city to adopt this system so no more taxes! Already bought a season pass to the amusement park and moved right next door to our city landfill 😊

[@boggo3848]

I can't help but feel all the efforts to make money in this attempt actually are basically just taxation though hahaha.

[@Otterinheaven]

"Thereby Doubling out monthly tax income" - Wait a minute.

[@thejynxedlynx5570]

Ah yes, the best way to make a tax-free city: by instating a system of not mandatory but extremely compulsory fines that are unavoidable in modern daily life. Libertarianism at work, and it's surely beautiful.

[@dajdasdq]

bro, it's just a video game. and there's no way to implement private services that would replace usual ones in the game.

[@benb9151]

"Should we program a scenario in which walking to and from work is higher than the wages the person will make?"

[@mozzqueen96]

You've got me on a management game kick! I want to give this game a try despite it being a little overwhelming for me. Thanks for inspiring me!

[@TheAxeaman]

I recently picked it up through the Steam Winter sales. Highly addicting.

[@DangerAngelous]

“0% tax city any%” “Oh speedrunning it right?” “Oh no I mean lives and crime”

[@Kibato123]

6:35 ambiguousamphibian builds a slightly less chaotic version of Orlando

[@Calz20Videos]

LMFAO

[@SirChris314]

I regret to inform you that you've simply created Orlando, Florida

[@JohnMitchellCalif]

that was hilarious! As a resident of California I am curious about the "no personal income tax" world of Texas and other states...

[@Mitch_Feral]

You forgot the *real* way to get Libertarian's to come pay to be in your city - lowering the age of consent.

[@complimentbot7015]

That's just politicians in general

[@4rumani]

@@complimentbot7015 No, libertarians actually believe in abolishing the age of consent.

[@complimentbot7015]

@@4rumani right wing politicians being outed as pedophiles is not uncommon

[@definitelynotthefbi4412]

@@4rumani Never heard of that before from any of my Libertarian friends. If anything they want all pedophiles to be given the death penalty. Is that from the Libertarian Party or something?

[@grahamturner2640]

The amusement park strategy would work better if they were all in one park, as people pay to enter via side gates. Also, you need just enough in the way of attractions in the park zone to make it reach level 5, so you can charge even more money. I once had a city with that setup, and the park had 10 pairs of gates, and my park was making over $1 million per week. My city’s population was only around 30,000, if I remember correctly.

[@NightshadeDt]

Ah, yes, good to see that parks are still perfectly balanced. In all seriousness, I love these kind of videos. Keep up the good work, aa.

[@OrgusDin]

I'm shocked the crematorium is so expensive in this game since burning large numbers of bodies is so cheap and feasible while fighting a multi front war without any fuel (with people that refuse to pay the entrance fee at the quadruple amusement park road in of course.) Minor gripe, probably nothing.

[@daviddavidson505]

There has got to be a libertarianism mod that just dumps all the government service buildings into zoning structures. A truly RNG-based experience until the city learns to take care of itself, so long as the heavy hand of the state supplies the roads. A truly libertarian experience.

[@FeCyrineu]

I feel like this challenge would be reasonably possible if you heavily rely in the industries DLC. That way you could have no taxes because all the industry is state-owned!

[@android19willpwn]

the true libertarian dream!

[@pallingtontheshrike6374]

“that way you could have no taxes because all the industry is state-owned” exhibit 28140985 of libertarians not realizing the only materially viable method of fulfilling their dreams requires one of the various leftist ideologies (i do get that this is a joke tho, kek)

[@hedgehog3180]

Just rename the state to "Governance Inc." and suddenly propertarians would have no argument.

[@pallingtontheshrike6374]

@@hedgehog3180 i prefer the term "lolbertarians" but that works too

[@zigoter2185]

@@hedgehog3180 what a deep understanding of opposing views (no).

[@greatfrito]

Truly the amusement-park-and-meteor-based economy we all deserve.

[@mchaggis615]

My addiction to Amphibian-based KZbin Content is insatiable

[@erg_ot]

A high point in ambiguousamphibian city sim videos - and that's saying something.

[@jammydodger1449]

The funny thing is with those amusement parks... We have those in the UK, they're called ultra low emission zones where you have to pay to go through them to go to work if you are poor and can't afford a new car.

[@Butter_Warrior99]

Vergil: I’m moving there.

[@Torodes23]

Still gotta pay child support though

[@Butter_Warrior99]

@@Torodes23, He’ll never pay as long as he lives.

[@Leofwine]

Vergil? The Roman poet?

[@Tiogar60]

would be interesting if you could just press a switch and allow privately owned public services, effectively just sitting back and enjoying things getting taken cared of for free

[@nooneinparticular9837]

I love how there are people out there who unironically believe this would work

[@zigoter2185]

What do you mean by "this"?

[@nooneinparticular9837]

@@zigoter2185 libertarianism

[@keith3915]

Just because you don't use a service directly doesn't mean you don't benefit from living in a country that provides that service. The person who made your coffee got to work on the bus. The person who does your taxes went to public school. If every service was funded privately, the only people with access to decent roads, transportation, education, medical care, etc would be the people who could already afford it. Taxes are a prerequisite to having a well developed nation and ironically they ensure equity and freedom (when executed properly).

[@jonathanhaney9235]

Here is a complement. You did a good job.

[@amensentis]

I usually do a similar thing in my serious cities. Parks make great separators between noisy areas like highways and businesses and residential, so often make many long thin parks. This often ends with the park being the shortest path. Beautiful and nice :)

[@Sagesat]

0 Taxes and no cooperations wanted to come... This is so unrealistic it hurts lol

[@TheAxeaman]

Well companies don’t want to be in such a place except that they want to have their office there.

[@lucascorreadl]

Like Edison said... he did not failed 130 times to invent the lightbulb, he discovered 130 ways of not inventing it

[@dusklunistheumbreon]

Mostly because Edison didn't invent a single thing lmao

[@Rynewulf]

Tbf thats expected when you refuse to pay 130 people to do it for you

[@adrake161]

Finally, the ancap paradise we’ve been looking for!

[@LawrenceTimme]

Fail, it was all centrally planned 😂😂

[@ArtsyHumanbean]

Aww, what creative ways to make life *easier* for your citizens, this is much more fun than paying those icky icky taxes ❤😊

[@nathishvel5725]

You know, it is currently August 2023 and there indeed was a great fire...

[@hatac]

This is why we need a crowd funding mod but I'm too dumb to know how to code it. There are a few mods that add supercheap services buildings, generally designed for Ancient, Roman and fantasy styles. Those actually work to cut costs.

[@Capitaine1869]

Honestly just rename “taxes “ ,“public services bill”.

[@nathanlamberth7631]

it's just perfect. that final shot with the crater and the fire, but no taxes. Definitely no taxes

[@silver965]

My sincerest compliments, Mr. Amphibian. A fabulous job, as always. I would expect no less from your masterwork.

[@calebjordan3116]

wake up guys it's time for a new banger ambiguous amphibian video!

[@skoltyacatch84]

The difference is that the dump would be run by a private company so you wouldn't need taxes

[@BlueBeetle1939]

I love paying taxes I hate when my taxes go to things that don't actually help anyone. Who doesn't love the post office?

[@10011110011]

taxes could be replaced with "subscription fees" for most things you could just pick and choose why would i want a post office when I can just choose a courrier service, faster and cheaper, not to mention more secure

[@chrisbeer5685]

@@10011110011 So everyone unsubscribes from the fire department until the moment their own house is on fire?

[@BlueBeetle1939]

@@10011110011 I personally believe many services can be folded together like the internal revenue service could be combined with the postal service since the irs needs to know where people are and sometimes needs to send you physical documents and also postal offices can resume banking services at cost like they used to

[@organicleaf]

germany: "give us money for watching tv!" "but i dont even have a tv" "do you have acess to the internet?" "yes" "pay up loser, you could watch tv over the internet" "but i dont, cuz its shit" "you still could, now give us your money"

[@10011110011]

@@chrisbeer5685 and pay the fine unless they can solve it themselves you know, community and shit like centuries ago

[@ankiesiii]

I laughed so hard at the solution in the end 🤣

[@kkc_oct]

Sir, i never wanted to pay tax ever as much as i want to after watching this video.

[@madcat4563]

3:30 I'm laughing so hard. And I had economics for 1 year in high school. So, I guess that helps. 8:56 The smooth brain one is killing me. 9:44 The laughter is hurting

[@nola211]

Best roads in Libertarian land are dirt 😂

[@RealQuarlie]

AnCaps are gonna love this video

[@PenumbranWolf]

Its almost like taxes and government are... NECESSARY... or... SOMETHING?!?

[@ErikratKhandnalie]

"Honestly, it wasn't all that far off from several hypothetical libertarian fantasies.... until the dead bodies started piling up, and the garbage situation got out of hand." No, that sounds about right.

[@kelleroid]

No no, that's just the exact point where it switched from libertarian fantasies into libertarian realities.

[@J0k3rz]

Thank you now i can just show this video instead of explaining every time to the idiots who think we should have no taxes.

[@lukasmontvilas3806]

thats just taxing with extra steps!

[@deadsoldiertr]

What a beautiful city to live in...

[@townbug]

love you Robbie, didn't realize how fucking crazy big your channel grew. big happy my friend. can't wait for the dwarf fortress videos (not the vods currently, the time for that eludes me)

[@ChrisMortJr.]

"Similar to hypothetical libertarian fantasies... until the corpses and garbage" Nah still seems like a libertarian fantasy city

[@theguythatknows]

I think a cool mod would be one that allows you to charge for things like electricity and water usage instead of lumping them in for tax so you have even more stuff to micro manage and give you more fine control over where your money comes from and how you treat your citizens

[@zachnoxlen4143]

The problem with taxation (at least in the U.S.) is NOT that it exists...but the absolutely unnecessary horrendously greedy allocation of those funds by our corrupt politicians....Libertarianism should keep the taxes but demand a public record of how every single cent is spent.

[@recursivefunction3965]

2:13 literally Dubai

[@GuitarAlex]

As someone who generally considers themselves as a libertarian, it is cool to see people experiment with the idea! I don’t think pure 0% tax is the way, but I see a flat tax is better for anyone who lives above the poverty line, and then the rest of the money should come from sales tax for non essentials! Normal income tax is still essential for things like social security and defense, but the country grows from investments into businesses. I don’t like governments bailing businesses out (other than banks with fdic insurance), but lowering income tax will allow people to invest or spend more! Then increasing sales tax to allow us to maintain our country will make investing more realistic for most people, and will tax the people who have enough money to not care. Imo it’s the most fair way that’s still realistic!

[@termiterasin]

Separating the commercial and residential zoning areas? No, you need to subsidize car dependent infrastructure then skim off the taxes of auto manufacturers and maintenance shops. Very accurate replication of the societal drain of speeding tickets.

[@alberozuko]

Funnily enough: this city has the most transparent tax laws ever created: no paper trails, no tax agencies. Just dirt paths, booths and the flashing lights of the entrances. Plus, you can do the most extreme star gazing ever! Just don't live near the cemetery.

[@MagicMrBlue]

In Libertaria, your house IS the cemetery!

[@jacksonfilippone1813]

6:16 I ❤ dirt roads

[@Leonardo-hy1fo]

Same

[@KeytarArgonian]

‘I filled it with Amusement parks and Dirt roads’ > Looks up Florida

[@osborne9255]

I laughed all the way through this. Great stuff!

[@nick2555v6]

"We put all the commercial areas on one side and all the residential areas on the other side to force everyone to pay tolls" This is literally what most US/Canadian cities are designed for except instead of paying tolls it's paying for gas and cars.

[@sharkeyburke5925]

I loved this video. Your attempt to create a libertarian city while operating as a single authoritarian head of state was quite amusing. Made me want a city builder where the people can take independent actions and build the city alongside the state. A sim where npcs suggest building projects and zoning is an important issue. Keep doing what you do.

[@omeganik]

all libertarians should be required to watch this video

[@CherokeeWill]

Step 1: find a mod that adds Soylent Green factories. Step 2: take dead bodies to said factories Step 3: profit. All Florida needs is some good ole fashioned Soylent Green and we have a Disney amusement park soylent green-fed paradise!!!!

[@Hxic0]

5:06 several what???