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From: Robert Schrader (rms |
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| Date: Fri, 5 Sep 1997 16:19:48 -0500 | |
At 10:28 AM 9/5/97 -0500, Scott Crowley wrote:
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>Cohousing is...{snip} ...especially an attempt to create a Humanizing
>force at a neighborhood level which evolves away from the
>the existing capitalist system (a system which continues to embrace
>war and christian religion as vehicles to enforce its principles of
>waste and exploitation)
"Principles of waste and exploitation"? Sorry, Scott, but you really ought
to check a dictionary. Capitalism has, by definition, one principle, that
is: private ownership of capital.
Capitalism has no interest in war. War is bad for markets. It destroys
property. A true capitalist is opposed to war except in self defense.
Most of the wars that are blamed on capitalism are actually the actions of
socialistic regimes ( Socialism: _government_ ownership of property ). Only
when the government has an interest in aquisition of others' property does
it take an interest in wars of conquest.
>As always, we must fight to avoid sinking to our lowest common denominator: An
>idyllic, gated golf course community of like-minded, well-off American
isolationists.
Hey, I kinda like this. Well... maybe a volleyball court instead of a golf
course, but otherwise it sounds pretty good to me.
RS
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Re: "Christian CoHousing" Scott Cowley, September 5 1997
- Re: "Christian CoHousing" Robert Schrader, September 5 1997
- Re: "Christian CoHousing" Allen Butcher, September 5 1997
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