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**Tam04xa** · 11-11-2006, 07:44 PM

Originally posted by Pekka
No, I don't want anarchy.. there's a pretty clear difference here. No you want:

"What I'm saying is, individual freedom, privacy and respect of its citizens. Extmreley low bureocracy, no set political paradigms. No system that starts feeding itself."

It sounds to me that you would be happy living in a 'hunter-gather' society. I suggest joining a Pygmy tribe in the congo.

Hunter-gather societies have alot of pluses:

- lots of spare time when not hunting or gathering (drink and be merry!)
- no bureocracy (no need! No one reads or writes anyway!)
- no social classes to worry about, everyone is equal
- no concept of ownership or money for that matter
- the system cannot fail as the tribe lives in equilibrium with nature.

Yup, you're a hunter-gatherer.

11-11-2006, 07:44 PM	#11
Tam04xa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 561 Senior Member	Originally posted by Pekka No, I don't want anarchy.. there's a pretty clear difference here. No you want: "What I'm saying is, individual freedom, privacy and respect of its citizens. Extmreley low bureocracy, no set political paradigms. No system that starts feeding itself." It sounds to me that you would be happy living in a 'hunter-gather' society. I suggest joining a Pygmy tribe in the congo. Hunter-gather societies have alot of pluses: - lots of spare time when not hunting or gathering (drink and be merry!) - no bureocracy (no need! No one reads or writes anyway!) - no social classes to worry about, everyone is equal - no concept of ownership or money for that matter - the system cannot fail as the tribe lives in equilibrium with nature. Yup, you're a hunter-gatherer.
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