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      345 months ago

      It’s advocacy for “might makes right”.

      If the little piggies had grown up in the wild, they would be Razorbacks and would rip the wolf to shreds and then eat him. Or perhaps the little piggies could have spent some of their wealth contracting wolfhounds to keep their houses safe. Instead, they trusted to their ivory-tower theories and got eaten.

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        75 months ago

        If you’re waiting for a powerful military force to end capitalism and allocate resources as their leader wishes, that’s not anarchy. That’s just new management.

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        115 months ago

        Because he distributed land he took from pigs to his wolf friends. Even if you consider it as an analogy, you’re dehumanizing the pigs.

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        135 months ago

        “I can take things from those people that are different from me because I’m physically stronger than them and might makes right. You should do the same.”

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        65 months ago

        The wolf who killed the pig distributed the pig’s land and resources to other wolves. This is wolf-supremacy with a supreme leader.