Think about it. Humans have been around for 300,000 years and didn't have code of law until the last 3,800 during the Bronze Age when Hammurabi ruled Mesopotamia. Before that, humans were animals just like any other. Before the farming revolution of the neolithic period 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, we were all hunter-gatherers. The moment we switched from stones to metal was the moment humanity messed up. When we were cave and hut dwellers, our world was way different. Humans are going outside of their very nature to enslave itself, basically. Laws, religions, all of these are forms of control. We need to stop pretending we are above other animals. We are destroying the world with our bullshit.
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>>2857565>>2857720Yes but there is no turning back really
>>2858035industrial society is so fragile it could easily happen
>>2858060That does not mean we can go back to a "primitivist" lifestyle
>>2858081>>2858060Also, industrial capacity isn't some single organism that lives or dies, even if global and highly mechanized industry fails it won't mean that all industry will just stop existing, workshops have been a thing since forever
>>2858081it means we can collapse into a pre industrial society, which is the main subject of most primitivists.
>>2858086>pre industrial society, How can you go to a pre-industrial society, post-industrial? Even if you are right and all industry stops in a short time, we'll still have mountains of useable tech, infrastructures, educated populations, books,…
how can we go to a pre-industrial world in a world that has been completely overturned by human activity?
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>>2858098not really, modern industrial society is dependent on having infrastructure to maintain it in a world that is so interconnected a hard enough economic down turn can end up effecting the entire planet. A strong enough world wide depression can easily cause industry to go into disrepair
>>2858105Ok but that does not mean that there will be no industrial capacities or infrastructure left after, regardless of the exonomic model that comes after. And it surely doesn't mean we can just go back to primitivist lives. (something that seems very ill defined, but that might just be me lacking knowledge about it)
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>>2857565Honestly, I just don't like the idea of having to work 8 hours a day just for the benefit of the few. I wish I could go back to the village and live a solitary life free from other society, other people genuinely scare me. I won't have enough money to achieve this though, but I just hate modern industrial society so much….
>>28581272016 wasn't this horny
>>2858126again the critique made by primitivists isn't that all forms of industry will completely disappear but that complex industrial system of the modern world is fragile and can collapse given a strong enough economy down turn and crisis.