Monthly Archives: June 2015

In this one he addresses charges that he’s pro-gun, as well as other issues. //embed.crooksandliars.com/embed/8ZSRZ8mQ

I guess we can excuse them for this, being math and science is not their strong suit.

My latest comment in the FB discussion linked earlier. First of all Senator Sanders has never even remotely suggested revolution. Or destroying big business. These are paranoid delusions of the political regressives (conservatives) that are adopted by some ‘integral’ folk … Continue reading →

In the previous discussion I asked for examples of meta-theory and/or organization that wasn’t command and control. Here‘s an example from the Commons: “The problem, says Bauwens, is that these movements do not generally connect with each other or coordinate … Continue reading →

Continuing from the last post: <div _emptydescriptionerrormessage="Please write something for your reply." _setvalueurl="http://integralpostmetaphysics.ning.com/forum/comment/update?id=5301756%3AComment%3A61802&quot; _value=" Stein: Been asked to weigh in here by Lex. Honestly, there is little for me to say thanks to prior comments: Bruce: indeed, I would not … Continue reading →

Continuing from the last post: <div _emptydescriptionerrormessage="Please write something for your reply." _setvalueurl="http://integralpostmetaphysics.ning.com/forum/comment/update?id=5301756%3AComment%3A61670&quot; _value=" Neale: In Second Tier you are not trying to negate another’s right of passage by being anti- their due process. As I said above, Second Tier … Continue reading →

Continuing from this post, Stein’s anti-capitalist statement has been generating discussion the the FB IPS group. Some of it is copied below.Lex Neale: An open letter to Zac Stein, re his: “The Integral Movement Is An Anti-Capitalist Movement” manifesto.I quote … Continue reading →

See this story noting that home health workers in Massachusetts will get a $15 per hour starting wage. This is part of Eisler’s caring economy, that those in caring professions be treated equitably for the important work they do. And … Continue reading →