Message from @Marlow

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2017-10-26 21:23:58 UTC  

@Orlunu a farm can exist a a family for hundreds of years without a clear beneficiary and its still technically shared or collectivized land to the family

2017-10-26 21:24:28 UTC  

yeah but there's always a sole owner, or it can be held in a trust

2017-10-26 21:24:46 UTC  

though I don't know a whole lot about the legal mumbo jumbo with that

2017-10-26 21:24:56 UTC  

missing some important word early on there, but family ownership and community collective ownership are very much the same thing

2017-10-26 21:25:20 UTC  

unless we're going to have a community patriarch in this model who makes the decisions for the "household"

2017-10-26 21:25:21 UTC  

so fi you cant portion off a majority of the ladn for uses like farming who will be able to farm

2017-10-26 21:25:38 UTC  

What?

2017-10-26 21:26:37 UTC  

it doesnt matter but if you do not use community funding for certain projects you will never be a community...i could jsut farm and sell it to china if it was up to me

2017-10-26 21:26:52 UTC  

but the community expects community treatment without the investment

2017-10-26 21:26:59 UTC  

none of what you're saying matches history

2017-10-26 21:27:11 UTC  

there have been plenty of non-communist communities

2017-10-26 21:27:15 UTC  

this is not a government with millions of people

2017-10-26 21:27:30 UTC  

again, non-sequitur

2017-10-26 21:27:33 UTC  

didn't say it was

2017-10-26 21:28:25 UTC  

i dont think you need any kind of a collective owndership to have a functioning community. There are otherways to ensure the strength of a community, such as normal personal relationships

2017-10-26 21:28:54 UTC  

yeah it doesn't need to be codified into rule

2017-10-26 21:29:11 UTC  

because small communities already operate along strong communal ties

2017-10-26 21:29:25 UTC  

they're functionally socialst, without being explicitly politically socialist

2017-10-26 21:29:42 UTC  

ehh are they?

2017-10-26 21:29:47 UTC  

in what way?

2017-10-26 21:29:55 UTC  

yeah if your neighbor needs help raising a barn

2017-10-26 21:29:58 UTC  

@Orchid if you can interpret charity as "socialism"

2017-10-26 21:29:58 UTC  

you're going to help him

2017-10-26 21:30:03 UTC  

without asking for compensation

2017-10-26 21:30:08 UTC  

it's not even charity

2017-10-26 21:30:11 UTC  

it's just being neighborly

2017-10-26 21:30:22 UTC  

they also started when land could be bought for 5 bucks an acre...if i could buy land for that it wouldnt be a problem with needing to essentially crowdfund

2017-10-26 21:30:26 UTC  

ah alright

2017-10-26 21:30:30 UTC  

charity is a more accurate term for it than socialism

2017-10-26 21:30:34 UTC  

but we get what we mean

2017-10-26 21:30:37 UTC  

so it doesn't matter

2017-10-26 21:30:41 UTC  

if your friend has a sick kid and is struggling to pay for treatment, you're probably going to pitch in a few hundred, or even thousand

2017-10-26 21:30:59 UTC  

but charity has this connotation of helping "the lesser"

2017-10-26 21:31:07 UTC  

mmmh

2017-10-26 21:31:08 UTC  

in this case I wouldn't be giving my bro charity

2017-10-26 21:31:11 UTC  

yeah, kinda does

2017-10-26 21:31:18 UTC  

yeah thats the kind of community I can get behind

2017-10-26 21:31:21 UTC  

even if it's not strictly in the definitions

2017-10-26 21:31:28 UTC  

I would be just being a bro... the same bro he would be to me if I needed such help

2017-10-26 21:31:43 UTC  

and it's something that comes naturally to us as European homonids

2017-10-26 21:32:12 UTC  

yeah, set up the right context and agree to keep out harmful influences and it'll go fine