Sean Brian

30%
Flag icon
people have been working all this time just to get what we need to live, and somewhere along the line we all became tied together as tightly as if we were segments of a great net. And just as you discovered, it’s come to the point where people who have never seen or met each other have become connected in unbreakable ways. Not a soul can escape these relationships.
Sean Brian
I think it is also important that these relationships be voluntary and not coerced, or worse interrupted, by government through socialism.
Sean Brian
· Flag
Sean Brian
Then why did the socialists abolish religion, labeling it the opiate of the masses? Socialism and redistribution are poor, artificial substitutes for voluntary charity and the relationships associated…
Old Time Tales
· Flag
Old Time Tales
Socialism is an economic process. Religion, in places like the Soviet Union, was banned by the government, not the economy. It was banned to give the government control, it had nothing to do with econ…
Sean Brian
· Flag
Sean Brian
No, socialism is the economic component of communism. It relies on central planning and the kind of compulsion that you now oppose. It also seems odd that you now argue that churches are not socialist…
How Do You Live?
Rate this book
Clear rating
Open Preview