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"Slowjamastan: A Tax-Free Desert Micronation Sans Crocs"
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"Slowjamastan: A Tax-Free Desert Micronation Sans Crocs"

Slowjamastan is a self-declared micronation occupying 11 acres of desert land in California. Founded by Randy Williams, a radio DJ from San Diego, Slowjamastan is a light-hearted community that pokes fun at the trappings of statehood. It boasts thousands of "citizens" from over 100 countries, with its own holidays, laws, parliament, and national animal. While not legally recognized as a sovereign nation, Slowjamastan provides a reprieve and escape from everyday life for its members, who join for connection, humor, and refuge. The concept of micronations, which mimic acts of sovereignty, has gained popularity worldwide, with roughly 100 active micronations existing today.

3 years ago•Source: The Guardian US
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