No, egalitarianism as in equality of rights, that is natural rights[1].
You probably need to study up some more on the political philosophy of John Locke[2].
Socialism, on the other hand, is a fallacy[3] which tries to achieve equality of wealth through the means of violent force, using guns, spears, slavery, whatever. Socialism does nothing more than create an elitist upper 1% class which rules over the starving masses. The ruling 1% political class gets the starving masses fighting over each other to tax the people who can afford three bowls of gruel each day to redistribute the wealth to the people who can only afford one bowl of gruel each day. Go visit N. Korea and tell Kim Jong-Un that you are a socialist man and he will throw you in a prison camp where you can contemplate how awesome socialism/statism is.
[1] Natural and legal rights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[2] John Locke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[3] Fallacy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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But were they allowed to leave and not be part of the tribe? Could they opt out? Makes a huge difference.
Grab too much from within the tribe, from someone's dwelling, from their grass hut, from someone else's labor, OR grabbed "too much" from nature outside of the parameters of the tribe?B) While we're on the guessing game about what they did. They'd probably ostracize someone who tried to grab too much. And that Grok cried "class warfare".![]()
Again, there's a big difference.
Yes. But I'm sure nobody did. It would mean certain death. Humans are social creatures.
At this point we should probably all stop playing anthropologist -- they're the ones who've studied this. Trying to make ancient human cultures "fit" looking backwards can make for some big assumptive mistakes.Grab too much from within the tribe, from someone's dwelling, from their grass hut, from someone else's labor, OR grabbed "too much" from nature outside of the parameters of the tribe?
Again, there's a big difference.
I read that as being social structures that apply primarily within the tribe.
I think that there's lots of evidence that ancestral peoples did a moderately terrible job of ecological preservation, and were largely from taking 'too much' from the environment because of a lack of ability, not ancient wisdom and ethics. Witness the extinction of the megafauna in both australia and the americas when people first entered those lands.
Griff's cholesterol primer
bloodorchid: paleo and primal are not low carb
Winterbike: What I eat every day is what other people eat to treat themselves.
Have you even read the books I've read! Hilarious.
Like when the socialists extinquished Native Americans and enslaved Africa?Socialism, on the other hand, is a fallacy[3] which tries to achieve equality of wealth through the means of violent force, using guns, spears, slavery, whatever.
Man, you're are spun so hard, your kids are going to be born dizzy.
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