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Get the APPDown with the Cities!
Chapter 3 III NOTES
Word Count: 176
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Released on: 28/11/2017
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support any of the barbari
e was no need to include the farmers in the monetary economy. The farmers were dragged into the m
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planets and stars turning to dust and scattering throughout space, then this becomes interstellar matter which floats about in space; this dust again
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Down with the Cities!
“However, the cunning and arrogant city has shifted the responsibility for the destruction of the Earth -- a responsibility that is clearly its own -- to others, insisting that the pollution is the product of the science civilization or that it is brought about by the industrial state. And it goes without saying that the country is included within that civilized state.”