The abolition of work.

[Sandman]

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http://theanarchistlibrary.org/topics/anti_work.html

More great reading on the topic of anti-work. We really should re-evaluate how we do things. If we did a 4 hour work day like Bertrand Russell recommended it would double employment opportunities. Not exactly what I'm aiming for but hey, it's still pretty good.

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Also probably helpful:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-communism

Anarcho-communism is probably quite a bit different than what you may think because of the word "communism". It's basically the same as libertarian socialism, but with an emphasis on maximizing individual freedom. It's not really what one may think of when they think of traditional marxist-leninist or collectivist communism, which may not be as concerned with personal freedom.

It's not based on the idea of collective ownership, but rather usage rights.

[Boris Johnson]

Most middle class idea... evar!

[Daktoria]

There's just nothing to see here. The argument is people are supposed to be satisfied merely with needs, enduring the transfer of excess to people they don't necessarily know "just because".

Three words: Free... rider... problem

For example, some people only have two paces: top gear and low gear. If the average labor time is between top gear and low gear, these people are compelled to either work in excess, or get shunned for not working enough.

Then, you have people who only have one pace: middle gear. If the average labor time oscillates between top gear and low gear, these people are compelled to either appear lazy, or get shunned for trying too hard.

The typical communist response is to simply laugh it off, revealing their anti-social attitude in not caring about the individual differences in work ethic.

(Coincidentally, I don't suppose communists would care much for Formula 1, and for that reason alone, communism must be prohibited.)

[Revenant]

[Daktoria]

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