Pass the Utopia. And keep going.

I don't disagree that some sort of land grab might be the best way for 'MAAs' to find a place where they can live without AoC laws within, let's say, a few decades. Then again all the approaches I've seen touted to bring a swift end to AoC laws have had miniscule chances of sucess, including this one.

Let's suspend disbelief and imagine that somehow a group of pervs managed to aquire sovereignty over a terratory. What sort of terratory would it be? Tiny obviously, because of the number of people willing to be involved in establsihing it and running it. And almost certainly dirt poor and baren because while the idea of a country giving up some of its terratory is implausible at the best of times, it gets downright laugable if we imagine the terratory in question to have any worth in terms of natural resources, agriculture, etc.

So Utopia looks like a pretty small, bleak place with not much prospect of getting an economy going within its own borders and little chance of trade with the outside world due to international outrage at the existence of a paedonation. Not that it would have much to trade anyway.

There would be no kids. Adults there of their own free will could renounce the citizenship of their native countries. I don't see many counties recognising the right of minor citizens to do any such thing. As such, minors ending up in such a country would be treated like that country's children being taken to a rogue paedostate to be sexually abused. That would be as good a reason as any to invade such a terratory and wipe it off the map.

To be honest even if they were allowed in by their parent countries or were born there, Utopia with no economy, no modern heatlhcare, no universities and no friends internationally sounds like an absolutely hideous place to grow up, even if you get to have sex with all the adults. I would not try to elope to a place like that with my LGF.

I have never been able to take this idea too seriously when it's done the rounds before. I've never been able to see what I've overlooked that makes the grim analysis above too pessamistic.