Like many in Utah, a majority of those in the commune are followers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
And the co-op has even found a way around using cash, as many also trade in their own produce such as bread and livestock.
More than 70 children reportedly live at the commune, who are all homeschooled by their parents looking to raise the next generation of anti-society residents.
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