/lit/ - Literature

>>19585517
That’s what I’d advocate. Customs change, though the elders would stress the reasons for them to the next generation, they’d chafe less

Philosophy is done.
Now all that remains is what to do with this ill fitting system

Republics are for rule by the elites. Not democracy friendly. Always leads to oligarchy.
Lets try democracy. Soon.

Republics always devolve into oligarchy under capitalism.

>>16117571
Gentle local assemblies would lay down some common sense rules, along with shared security measures. Nothing need be written down. A single generation of this (theoretically, since it’s unlikely to take root everywhere all at once) and we’d see such a change in people’s demeanors.

I don’t mean to take over the thread. Pardon.

>>14095868
>[the law] is a conventionalist abstract thing
And I envision a world that use it in just this way. Written laws only seem solid fact. Left unwritten they can be applied on a case by case basis.