From: Suresh Naidu <snaidu@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca> Wrote:
>The reason I advocate anarchy is because [...]
You're the strangest "anarchist" I've ever seen. Anarchy means no government,
you may be able to dream up a nice euphemism for it, but what you're
advocating has the 2 essential ingredients that make a government a government.
1) It claims rights and powers individuals do not have.
2) At any one time in any one place, only one may exist.
>Factories and farms are owned by the community, thus
>everybody gets a say on what activities the business is
>doing. No this is not state socialism. It's a business
OK, if it's really a business then I can resign from it, and because a
business doesn't claim any rights that individuals don't have, when that
"business" informs me that they don't like the way I'm living my life, I can
just tell them to go soak their head.
>run democratically, so both the consumers and the workers
>have input, as to the residents of the area of the factory.
Terrific! The consumers can vote for higher quality, lower prices and less
pollution. The workers can vote for higher wages, more time off, and better
health care. It's paradise, everybody's happy.
After that they can vote to change the Laws Of Physics and make gravity
a repulsive force.
>Okay. Government regulation is "trying"
Agreed. Government regulation is very trying.
John K Clark johnkc@well.com
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