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Re: Hierarchy In the Forest: inequality is not the same as exploitation. by tjelavek 27 January 2001 19:54 UTC |
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Yes apes have leaders, and some eat more than others, and some have more wives than others. Some people are smarter, nicer, more powerfull, more artistic, more experienced, richer, have more vision, work harder, take more risks than others. Sure! But in any non-exploitative system, these inequalities do not lead to frustration and reduction of the possibilities of self-realization of each individual. So to say: millions are starving today because we behave as apes, is just pure and plain ape-shit! Millions are starving today because the human leaders do not provide the essential reciprocity that any natural system provides for it's hierarchical structures. What we have is a system of constant, endlessly, unnecessary, violent, cynical and absurd accumulation, which is not the same as inequality. Greetings, Camilo _______________-=(_DDS_)=-_______________ This message was sent using DDS Webmail http://webmail.dds.nl/
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