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Without equality, there is no society. [part 3/3]
If we have moral equality, we must also have ethical equality, that is to say, equality in our social rules. This is also a clear consequence of the universality principle: any rule must be applicable… more →
Check Your Premises
"How would Anarchism be beneficial?"
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Francois Tremblay wrote 3 weeks ago: I rarely talk about anything but moral principles and general systemic issues on this blog. However, … more →
Without equality, there is no society. [part 3/3]
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 month ago: If we have moral equality, we must also have ethical equality, that is to say, equality in our socia … more →
Without equality, there is no society. [part 3/3]
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 month ago: If we have moral equality, we must also have ethical equality, that is to say, equality in our socia … more →
Without equality, there is no society. [part 2/3]
Francois Tremblay wrote 1 month ago: The standard statist argument is to reply that without authority we must necessarily remain directio … more →
Without equality, there is no society. [part 1/3]
Francois Tremblay wrote 1 month ago: “To sum up: liberty is an absolute right, because it is to man what impenetrability is to matt … more →
The moral and ethical problems of childbirth.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 2 months ago: I am not saying that anyone who gives birth to a child is immoral or unethical, but I am saying that … more →
Creativity as the lifeblood of freedom.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 2 months ago: I’ve already briefly talked about creativity as social progress, but I think there is more to … more →
Creativity and play.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 3 months ago: When people think about creativity, they generally think about arts, such as music or painting. Whil … more →
Defining love. [part 2/2]
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Francois Tremblay wrote 3 months ago: In some of my previous entries, I have noted some radical properties of love: 1. Love excludes all p … more →
Defining love. [part 1/2]
Francois Tremblay wrote 4 months ago: My other entries about love as a major defining Anarchist concept: To belong is not to love! A socie … more →
The spread of cooperation.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 6 months ago: I’m sure most of you are familiar with the Prisoner’s Dilemma. Briefly, two agents have … more →
The five dynamics.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 8 months ago: When we look at the self, at the individual as he describes himself and inscribes himself within a l … more →
The obsession with consumption
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Francois Tremblay wrote 11 months ago: When discussing poverty, the emphasis is made by capitalists that we need to keep pushing prices dow … more →
Property rights: a question of perspective.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: I have been a mutualist for a short time, but it seems that the main thing people use to argue again … more →
Why hierarchies are immoral...
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: The proposition that hierarchies are immoral and must be eradicated is a fundamental Anarchist premi … more →
Self-ownership is a meaningless concept.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: The concept of rights is a controversial one, even amongst Anarchists, and I think that is mainly be … more →
Love your enemies as yourself.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: There is a principle said by Jesus in the Bible, which is: “love your enemies as yourself. … more →
The profit motive.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: One thing is true: people like to complain about corporate profits. Who has not heard something like … more →
The radical nature of love. (Part 2/2)
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: Because control is so pervasive as a principle, and non-coercion is rejected in the political arena, … more →
