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Please, answer the simple question. I refuse to go by the collective will and there could be no violence involved. What happens next? I cannot believe that you
by luciusdomitius 5y ago
Please, answer the simple question. I refuse to go by the collective will and there could be no violence involved. What happens next?
I cannot believe that you went on insulting large groups of people while being unable to answer a simple 6 words question.
P.S. I speak relatively fluent Latin, so the etymology play made me chuckle a bit.
- don_esteban 5y agoyou will become pariah until you leave or change your mind?
- luciusdomitius 5y agoIf Pariah means the collectivist people not trading or communicating with you and no violence then I am OK with that. Now, could you explain how this is collectivism and not voluntaryism?
- catawbasam 5y agoIf you define collectivism is group activity enforced by violence vs voluntarism being group activity not enforced by violence then this entire discussion is a word game and a waste of time.
- TaylorAlexander 5y agoYou can have voluntary collectivism. This is where everyone works to find agreement with the group as a matter of course, but only proceeds if that agreement is found. You might find this kind of management in a collectively owned business for example.