In Defense of Anagorism

political economy in the non-market, non-state sector

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Quotebag #65

“Capitalism forgets that unless they are willing to carry their notions to their logical (yet absurd) extreme and terminate losers, their system generates losers in huge numbers by concentrating wealth.”—cholte

“Competition is unnecessary.”—Marc Millis

“Just when are we making the perfect the enemy of the good, and when are we making the mediocre the enemy of the better? It’s not quite such a cut-and-dried issue.”—Valerie Keefe

“If we could get bread without going through the flour stage then we would, so money spent on flour is a pure social cost. ‘But what if we could sate hunger without going through the bread phase?’ Don’t ask.”—Richard Allan

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