RE: Limits to CoHousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Joel Spector (joelsscisun.sci.ccny.cuny.edu) | |
Date: Sat, 23 Apr 94 05:35 CDT |
biow (could you please post a name or pseudonym next time?) and Rob Sandelin have started an interesting discussion. The issue being used for an example was gun ownership. Rob presents the primary concept involved as being 'vision,' biow was less specific but seemed to be trying to present the issue as one of privacy. (Is this so? Please correct me if my interpretation is off.) Vision is a good thing. Diversity also has its strengths. To a degree, these two good things are mutually exclusive. How to balance them seems to me to be the key to the art of "managing" a community. Or, perhaps, the art of managing to be a member of one. The decision being made is, which comes first? Loving your neighbor, or loving your vision? Joel
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Limits to CoHousing biow, April 22 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Rob Sandelin, April 22 1994
- Re: Limits to CoHousing Frank Boosman, April 22 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Joel Spector, April 23 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Bruce A. Duda, April 23 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Rob Sandelin, April 25 1994
- Re: Limits to CoHousing -Reply Steve Fogarty, April 25 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Bruce A. Duda, April 26 1994
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