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I live in an apartment by myself. I cook and eat by myself. If I want some sort of (eco or otherwise) community, what I'd want is some sort of communal kitchen
by joe_the_user 5y ago
I live in an apartment by myself. I cook and eat by myself.
If I want some sort of (eco or otherwise) community, what I'd want is some sort of communal kitchen where people cook in shifts and eat together. Now, if I'm jerk, people could kick me out of the communal kitchen and I'd have to eat at home again but I'd continue to have a home (If I kill someone or something, that's a different matter).
So the commune where they kick you out of everything definitely isn't the only way to do things and none of the communes I know of with these sorts of strictures are actually very tolerant.
Also worth considering, what's the alternative? Calling the cops?
I'm not a fan of calling the cops (especially for random crap) but if you're in an organization within the US and you don't call the cops when a cop-requiring-crime happens, you're in big trouble. I should remind you, this isn't a hypothetical post-state world/organization, this is a group that exists today and has to follow the constraints the state places on it (and I suspect it does).
- chiefalchemist 5y agoI'd like to add, the police get called for things that aren't law enforcement related. But we don't have alternatives, do we. And that is unfortunate. That said, from the swell of defund the police, there have been refernces to establish other groups aside the police (e.g., for someone having a psychological / mental health episode).