Some people are actually creating communities without money, because they got tired of the regular society that is all about working to get money to pay and buy. Some people choose to live without money, and they decide to make an agreement that their community will have no money in any form, only trading of products or services.
Perhaps thoose kinds of communities will grow. Especially after huge financial crises, some people start to feel that they can´t trust money, jobs or banks.
Some people are actually creating communities without money, because they got tired of the regular society that is all about working to get money to pay and buy. Some people choose to live without money, and they decide to make an agreement that their community will have no money in any form, only trading of products or services.
Perhaps thoose kinds of communities will grow. Especially after huge financial crises, some people start to feel that they can´t trust money, jobs or banks.
How do you treat a woman to something that'll already be free?treat her to dinner and a movie?
in a resource-based economy
what would happen to prostitution?
if you didn't pay a woman for sex, how would you compensate her?
treat her to dinner and a movie?
i'm not sure if i'm comfortable with that arrangement
Yea, bring her your biggest cucumber!Well you could just bring a bag full of fresh produce from your vegetable garden to give her! ::
... I can accept that people arent always going to agree with me. I however feel that in my soul what I believe is right I will always put people before money and big business, and I will stand by my principles.
Equal rights is interesting concept. Its funny, most people I speak too say they are are for equal rights....but that all depends on how you define equal rights...or rather... how you define what is fair.
Obviously my version of equal rights is very different from some other posters here. So I guess that is up for interpretation.
Agree. To a certain extent. This is where you and I differ. Like I said before effort should be rewarded. And it does happen, its admirable.... but it doesnt happen for everyone.... just because its easy for some people doesnt mean its easy for EVERYONE. Its not a mathematical certainty...there are FAR too many variables to say well if HE did it...then so can everyone else. Not everyone is capable of becoming lawyers, architechts and doctors... what about people who sweep the streets 40 hours a week because thats all that they CAN do? Do they deserve to be treated any less because of the job that they do? or how much money they earn? Do you really think earning minimum wage is acceptable even through an honest hard working job? I mean lets face it...our govt gave a tax breaks to the rich, he then increased GST (after he said he wouldnt) which effectively made the rich richer and the poor even poorer. To out govt the working class are mere monetary units to be expended simply to further the agenda of the upper class.
You want to talk about people ripping off the tax payer? It goes both ways.
The point is, poverty is not black and white. You cant simply say well he's poor because he deserves to be poor...there is SO MUCH MORE to peoples lives than a knee jerk judgement.
Yes I do think the rich should pay more taxes, I think we should have a capital gains tax (just another loophole for the rich for tax evasion where poor joe blogs gets taxed for every penny he earns) where does ambition effort and success end and helping the people who suffer from third world diseases begin? (because of poor state housing)
Yes, there needs to some personal responsibility. Yes people should not bludge off the system and yes people should only have kids if they can look after them properly. But by virtue of being born into this world then there are basic needs that is a right that the govt should supply to the people to at least lead an adequate and healthy life.
Anyway, I will probably be flamed and pointed out to show how flawed my thinking is etc.
The Venus Project
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BBC - Tribe - Anuta
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I live without cash ? and I manage just fine | Mark Boyle | Environment | guardian.co.uk
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The Resource Based Economy
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Waking Up Movie
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The Moneyless Society | Facebook
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A New Beginning | Resource Based Living
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Resource-Based Economy - No need for Money - YouTube
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The future of money & machines
The Future of Money & Machines - YouTube!
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