Normative judgements of Mutualism
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by Hierophant » Fri Nov 28, 2008 15:40
Wait, wait, I don't understand this. Are you defining libertarian in the North American or the European sense?
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by neverfox » Fri Nov 28, 2008 16:14
Francois Tremblay wrote:Wait, wait, I don't understand this. Are you defining libertarian in the North American or the European sense?
LMAO. Zing!
A positive and scientific morality, we have said, can give the individual this commandment only: Develop your life in all directions, be an "individual" as rich as possible in intensive and extensive energy; therefore be the most social and sociable being. (Jean-Marie Guyau)
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by Hierophant » Sat Nov 29, 2008 01:21
What? It's an honest question.
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by neverfox » Sat Nov 29, 2008 12:56
Francois Tremblay wrote:What? It's an honest question.
Oh I thought you were taking a jab at the blogger who keeps attacking you about European vs. North American mutualism.
If your question is a real one, then I'm not sure I understand. There are two continental schools? Are you talking about Proudhon vs. Tucker or something?
A positive and scientific morality, we have said, can give the individual this commandment only: Develop your life in all directions, be an "individual" as rich as possible in intensive and extensive energy; therefore be the most social and sociable being. (Jean-Marie Guyau)
If you can read this, you are the resistance.
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by Hierophant » Sat Nov 29, 2008 14:59
No, I mean "libertarian as right-wing minarchism" and "libertarian as non-coercive."
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by neverfox » Sat Nov 29, 2008 16:48
The latter. But what led you to ask that question?
A positive and scientific morality, we have said, can give the individual this commandment only: Develop your life in all directions, be an "individual" as rich as possible in intensive and extensive energy; therefore be the most social and sociable being. (Jean-Marie Guyau)
If you can read this, you are the resistance.
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by Hierophant » Sat Nov 29, 2008 17:10
Well, it was not quite clear to me what you meant by "This implies worker control because master-servant relationships are anti-libertarian."
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Re: Normative judgements of Mutualism
by chuba_5percent » Mon Dec 01, 2008 09:36
Thanks for the responses Franc and neverfox. I'll try and get to this later, + future posts to clarify anything.
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"Live with the planet, die with the planet. Maybe this is the way it should be. Who knows? I'm full of booze... " - Elder Bugan
"Brave, unconcerned, mocking, violent–thus wisdom wants us: she is a woman, and loves only a warrrior." - Friedrich Nietzsche
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