Some questions

[Egg]

Enlightenment philosophers were always afraid to consider love as a principle. They left that to the poets.

Yeah, there's no ethical limiting principle.

Just what the fuck does making the land productive mean anyway?

[Pana]

I went and looked up simple production economy - and I think I'm going to have to read Marx. Shudder. I've been putting this off for years. See you guys in about six months.

[TraumaT]

I went and looked up simple production economy - and I think I'm going to have to read Marx. Shudder. I've been putting this off for years. See you guys in about six months.

Hey, don't go and leave me alone with the cunt haters!



Read Groucho Marx instead, it's funnier and faster and you'll be back in no time.

[Pana]

[Set]

Enlightenment philosophers were always afraid to consider love as a principle. They left that to the poets.

Yeah, there's no ethical limiting principle.

Just what the fuck does making the land productive mean anyway?

slash and burn.

[Set]

That's your choice. Our lives are about as long as the fart of a cosmic gnat. How you choose to squander it is always up to you.

What I meant is, locke's full of shit - property of land on this planet has always been determined first by violence and then by the laws of the people who won the land by violence.

I do not even own a gun.

My government won't let me own one.

[lkwalker]

Good judgement right there. There's nuthin quite as scary as a dissolute olde Ocker with a gun and a last days stash of vegemite and crackers. Hahahahah! Present company excluded, of course...