RE: RE: Anarchists in Their Own Words: Albert Camus, Bread and Freedom
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RE: Anarchists in Their Own Words: Albert Camus, Bread and Freedom

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you still talking to me?

I'm an inveterate last worder, so yes.
I looked and it doesn't appear that you have been pruned for being a dumper, so forgive me if I missed a comment.
On occasion I get distracted easily.
You can get 20% on those hbd, if you lock them into savings.
It isn't much, but free money usually isn't.

It is my opinion that nearly all philosophical difference can be resolved by the rejection of the use of force to attain one's goals.
This is where the train jumps the tracks.
IF we are all equal, then nobody gets to force others into compliance.

Not everybody is cut out to be everything.
Some do farming, some do manufacturing, some manage crowds, all can live in peace provided that they don't accept violence as a reputable means to an end.

But, good times bring hard times, we are somewhere on that arc from one side to the other.

Have I given you the chapter 9?
I live in a stream of consciousness, so indulge me if I have?

The economics of the world could use some leveling, iyam.

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