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Once upon a time there was a lush garden that sprang up over a billion years. It was full of beauty, of evolving plants and animals living in perfect balance and harmony. Very recently, however, a clever creature evolved–mankind.
Man lived for a while in balance and equality with Nature. It was a time of great joy, with no sexual boundaries and everyone shared everything equally.
Then, one day, the first “bad” man stopped sharing. He entertained the first hierarchical ideals of inequality when he began to hunt for animal meat and then stopped sharing his food, his sex partner and his shelter. Soon enough, he was hording food, took a “wife” for himself only and built a private “family” shelter…all of which he now had to defend
But wait…today’s Green philosophy has developed a narrative of redemption where we can set things right again-where we can restore our lost purity with a Green, ethical return to Nature. Your penance…REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE is just the begining… You must also LOATH all hints of human domination…expunge all hierarchical thinking (especially religion) from your life! Deconstruct civilization back to the soil and live “free” again in harmony with Nature.
Now, that’s not too much to ask is it?
Man lived for a while in balance and equality with Nature. It was a time of great joy, with no sexual boundaries and everyone shared everything equally.
Then, one day, the first “bad” man stopped sharing. He entertained the first hierarchical ideals of inequality when he began to hunt for animal meat and then stopped sharing his food, his sex partner and his shelter. Soon enough, he was hording food, took a “wife” for himself only and built a private “family” shelter…all of which he now had to defend
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Thus, war and hatred and greed and manipulation were born. Humanity had taken a "wrong turn" or, you might say, fell from Nature's good graces (similar to Adam and Eve in the Garden) because of the advent of hierarchical thinking. And, what we now refer to as "civilization".
Now, that’s not too much to ask is it?