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Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 12:04:21 -0800
Sender: •••@••.••• (John Lowry)
Subject: Re: cj#321> Schniad: Govt & Corps (3/3)
>THE END OF WORK
> ...
> Rifkin believes that society is on the verge
>of a radically new and different era. ...
>But there is no new sector waiting in the wings to
>provide employment for the folks who are being
>displaced.
Well, there is, but it isn't "economic" in the traditional sense.
Didn't someone say: 'I will study war, so my children may study commerce, so
their children may study art and music....'
It is time for that art and music. However, to get there from here we must
take the "work" out of "for a living." We have a right to be here, and to a
reasonable share of the resources needed to live. We "work" to improve the
situation, not just "for a living."
John
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Marx, Native Americans, Brazilian tribes, and others have agreed with you
that "We have a right to be here, and to a reasonable share of the
resources needed to live."
If wishes were horses
beggars would ride.
-rkm
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Posted by Richard K. Moore (•••@••.•••) Wexford, Ireland
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