Although this is from a comedy on TV, I love the dialog. I’d like to scream it at most churches, & all politicians.
(I never did watch Community, except once or twice. It lost the battle of “what shows do I let go so I have a life away from TV”.)
(Source: criticalfilmstudies, via alexandernevermind)
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YOUR LOVE IS WEIRD! AND TOXIC! AND IT DESTROYS EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES! lmao. Oh, poor Todd.
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emily meyer and i just got done talking about how we’re in a long term committed relationship with touchy.
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I believe in God. I believe in Anarchism. I believe in me. Anarchism is organic, because no one truly knows what will work best in any given community. It's trial & error as to the particulars. Any local community, whether Christian-based, antheist, or mixed, should have a solid opportunity to establish their own non-coercive form of existence; the residents should be able to maneuver through, or out of, the community so it works best for them.
Through like-minded people, healthy & fair competition, & free sharing of information, a social organization of people would naturally evolve to include everyone willing to participate, and respect the privacy of those that don't. No one, and no thing is superior to another, yet the system in its very fairness & tolerance would be superior to any existing system we understand today.
Here is where I explore all of that. I am also a vegetarian, I have a beard, and I'm quite good at the sex.
