Reply #26: iz ok, it dunt have to sound edukated

[sweetheart]

The point, is that a prodestant work ethic is endemic to the "success" frame of the hamster wheel,
and that the religion has become endemic to the politico-economic frame, and then you're pushing
religion, no matter what you want to call it.

Yes, i'm a big fan of "liberty" in its traditional meaning of participation in representative government.
But as i've smoked grass, i'm not at liberty to so participate, and as i don't feeling methodist today,
ro quite up to martin luther's transcendental revolution, then i suggest the choice of citizenship
be founded on willing participation, and not coercion and conformist expectations by those who
feel themselves positioned to judge others.

Property ownership involves an obligation to the public weal, even john locke postulated this even
though his work was much maligned later. AS a catholic, then you are with the poor masses and stand
for the rights of those who don't have the luck you had... good you are catholic, if it helps.