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The crux of the argument is that private property rights allow owners to determine who lives on their land. If someone buys land and chooses to restrict residency based on race or preference (assuming they follow legal procedures), it's their prerogative. The speaker asserts, "It's private property. Why should anyone care if they want only a certain group of people?" After all, they clarify, this isn't about segregating an existing town but about creating a space for like-minded individuals, primarily interested in homesteading lifestyles.