- sand hill zone (green hill’s looking a lot more like sand hill right now)
- super green hill zone
- westopolis (shadow the hedgehog green hill zone)
- dark green hill zone
- neo mecha green hill zone
- future green hill zone
- past green hill zone
- present day green hill zone
- sand hill zone (green hill’s looking a lot more like sand hill right now)
- super green hill zone
- westopolis (shadow the hedgehog green hill zone)
- dark green hill zone
- neo mecha green hill zone
- future green hill zone
- past green hill zone
- present day green hill zone
Yeah, some words are closely associated with Marxist analysis. And? Great deal of difference between that and “never seen a single use of the term but by Marxists”
I don’t feel confident enough in my understanding of Marx’s work to say that I am, or am not a Marxist.
Yeah, some words are closely associated with Marxist analysis. And? Great deal of difference between that and “never seen a single use of the term but by Marxists”
I don’t feel confident enough in my understanding of Marx’s work to say that I am, or am not a Marxist.
Pretending to understand the complexity of "human nature," assuming there is one general human nature we're all subject to, one that conveniently explains and renders unsolvable our problems, sounds more like a delusion to me.
Pretending to understand the complexity of "human nature," assuming there is one general human nature we're all subject to, one that conveniently explains and renders unsolvable our problems, sounds more like a delusion to me.
Our over-consumption and environmental turmoil isn't a product of individual attitudes or some kind of inherent "humanity" we all share. It's systemic. Driven by uninhibited corporations.
Our over-consumption and environmental turmoil isn't a product of individual attitudes or some kind of inherent "humanity" we all share. It's systemic. Driven by uninhibited corporations.
I'd say you don't need to hold your breath at all. Already plenty of states doing that. Depends what you define as unconventional, I guess.
I'd say you don't need to hold your breath at all. Already plenty of states doing that. Depends what you define as unconventional, I guess.
Even if more people were individually, perfectly, Green it wouldn't matter much. Corporations are the real driving force of disaster.
Even if more people were individually, perfectly, Green it wouldn't matter much. Corporations are the real driving force of disaster.
As for currency collapse, no of course no one is helped by that. But you're making some assertions/determinations about outcomes/certainties I don't agree with. I don't really know how we got from A to B there.
As for currency collapse, no of course no one is helped by that. But you're making some assertions/determinations about outcomes/certainties I don't agree with. I don't really know how we got from A to B there.
Yes, the definition of impossible is something that can't be done. The point I was getting at, is that there are/were many things that were considered impossible, until they were done.
Yes, the definition of impossible is something that can't be done. The point I was getting at, is that there are/were many things that were considered impossible, until they were done.