Difference between revisions of "User:Rev 22"
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! style="width: 55%" | 55% <br/> [[Anarchopedia:Greens|Green]] | ! style="width: 55%" | 55% <br/> [[Anarchopedia:Greens|Green]] | ||
! style="width: 15%" | 15% <br/> [[Gnus|GNU]] | ! style="width: 15%" | 15% <br/> [[Gnus|GNU]] | ||
| − | ! style="width: 10%" | 10% <br/> | + | ! style="width: 10%" | 10% <br/> [[Trolls|Troll]] |
! style="width: 20%" | 20% <br/> (undefined) | ! style="width: 20%" | 20% <br/> (undefined) | ||
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| + | ===beliefs, thoughts, etc...=== | ||
| + | I am a believer of ''[[Meatball:RadicalInclusiveness|radical inclusiveness]]'': I think that the social environment is the root cause of most antisocial behaviour, and that [[eng:anarchic|anarchic]] and [[eng:love|loving]] environments, when coupled with free and extensive [[eng:education|education]] will naturally lead to better and more successful societies (less power abuses, advancements in technology and culture available to all). | ||
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| + | To make this possible we have to leave behind such antiquate concepts as [[eng:social classes|social classes]], mere-[[eng:competion|competion]] based economy and specialistic education. We should try to include everyone and everyone's culture. | ||
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factionary composition
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15% GNU |
10% Troll |
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beliefs, thoughts, etc...
I am a believer of radical inclusiveness: I think that the social environment is the root cause of most antisocial behaviour, and that anarchic and loving environments, when coupled with free and extensive education will naturally lead to better and more successful societies (less power abuses, advancements in technology and culture available to all).
To make this possible we have to leave behind such antiquate concepts as social classes, mere-competion based economy and specialistic education. We should try to include everyone and everyone's culture.
