As John says, I'm not sure that Boris would approve. Mind you, none of our politicians would...
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Your humble Devil was thoroughly amused by Neil Ferguson's fall from grace, and is very pleased to have found the time to outline Fergus...
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Short answer: no. Slightly longer answer: Vote Leave did play fast and loose with the actual definitions—hey! it's marketing. And in...
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Sorry, I've not been on my best form recently. I have suspected for some time that the realtionship was not going to last, even to the d...
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Via Chicken Yoghurt and his exciting new post format, I am reminded of Pigdogfucker , whose post on these peepers I am entirely in agreeme...
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"All Communism, under whatever guise, is the natural enemy of Anarchism, and a Communist sailing under the flag of Anarchism is as false a figure as could be invented."
Henry Appleton
A perfect society would, by definition, consist of perfect people.
And nobody's perfect except me!
It would have to be a very small society, but then some people prefer the hermit life.
As nice Mr Balls might say, "So what?" There is a reason why Bakunin is pretty obscure these days.
I'm sure that Boris WOULD approve of the interesting philosophical quotation, but as has already been pointed out, we do not live in a perfect world. And if you allowed obscure 19th century Russian anarchists to get hold of it, it would get a lot worse than even this fucking government is making it.
The perfect tube network has no delays, only punctuality. No crowds, only seats. No announcements, only information. No art, only design.
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