Community and worker control over their lives has been advocated by *all* anarchists, Brian, not just those of you who fetishize one form of anarchist ideology. What you fail to understand is the implications of this simple goal: as soon as everybody has real control over their lives, they aren't going to be very interested in doing the shitwork necessary to keep a high tech society going. If you can provide all of your material needs on only a few hours of work each week, then why in the hell would you volunteer your time in some factory, office or mine? If you have basic health care, plenty of food, a roof over your head, some interesting cultural opportunities, why are you going to volunteer your extra time at some chemical plant?
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