https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_B#The_Teachings_of_B
B acknowledges that tribes make war on one another, but for a different reason than Taker countries. Taker countries make war to gain resources or expand territory, but a tribe attacks another tribe to remind themselves that they have a tribal identity and that they are different from the…
. . . it’s because they are no longer interdependent.
People, of course, go to work and produce goods and services. But these days there is a stunningly colossal/bizarre world above. The vast pools of money, credit, debt, “derivatives,” and paper representations of wealth in general slosh around above the economy like ocean waves during storms.
The monetary authorities try…
Premise: dwelling within and committing to a real community and a particular place-on-earth.
Within that (sane/healthy) context of life, the work of properly, conscientiously, responsibly maintaining one’s household, raising the children, sustaining the community, and stewarding the land would be encompassing and fulfilling.
That’s plenty of work to do. It…
The national party’s media release:
If you want to be a Red socialist (i.e., with Marx, the working class, The Internationale, and all that old stuff) join the Socialist Party.
The Greens are something else. If we were the same as the Reds (with just a little eco-twist) there would be no particular reason to…
From the president of Bowdoin College:
https://www.bowdoin.edu/president/writings-and-addresses/in-memoriam/2022/john-rensenbrink.html
