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You are working with a politically loaded conception of what 'force' is. The fact that we live under a mode of production in which one class of people have a mo
by Emma_Goldman 9y ago
You are working with a politically loaded conception of what 'force' is. The fact that we live under a mode of production in which one class of people have a monopoly over the means of production, and everyone else is destitute and must sell themselves to access the conditions of life, is not a natural state of things which does not require force, and from which any deviation is some kind of violation of nature.
- thinkloop 9y agoOk, let's say we start over and distribute all material equally - don't you think that over time some people will be more skilled and focused at gathering material and would end up with more than others? How do we counter that?