Quite simple, really. Those who prefer to
voluntarilly gather together with other like-minded individuals in a communal arrangement would be perfectly free to do so. Others uninterested in such an arrangement would hopefully wish them to live long, prosper, and be happy.
i hope it would work out? thats your answer? trust to hope?
its not exactly stirring stuff to get behind in a political philosophy, not exactly offering much in the way of practicalities. Simply stated it could not be done without the consent of the majority.... a two tier sperate society.
that said greenland could soon become livable due to Global waming, perhaps the individualists could start a new society over there. i can well imagine 10,000 individualists at a meeting trying to organise building roads between each of their individual houses and their individual hospitals etc.
i wonder would they contract out to "collectivist" states to provide the services that they cant..... much like it happens today.
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even if an individualist society were created, im intrigued as to how it would work.
could you please enlighten us on how the mechanics of such a society would work, for instance in the bulding of roads, hospitals, and other infrastructure.
I would think that a creative people loosed from governmental and arthritic societal constrant and oppression would find numerous ways of accomplishing what may be considered necessary.
...Yours,
Issodhos
i dont know and i have no answers.
trust to hope?
it will all work out?
i wonder can you see the difficulty in following such a philosphy. a buiness was run along the same lines, it would fold quite quickly unless extrememely lucky.
can you please provide something more concrete?
as to Riverdance, funny that, its a private company made up of voluntary individuals, with a common interest and erm "talent" who come together to perform and sell that product. oh dear no, its an ode to commercialism. as i said at the start of this thread its funny how one can get to the same place from differing perspectives!
and thank you for reducing a cultural dance that has been in existence for hundreds of years before fascism was even thought of to a modern political philosphy. Thats some fine police woth there, Lou! i suppose if you look hard enough you will see fascism everywhere, whether it exists or not.
If i were a nationalist, Or an irish dancer, i could take offense, but after all its riverdance and kitschily irrelevant (and quite frankly embarrasing)
