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    One cheer — more or less — for the Green New Deal

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    One cheer — more or less — for the Green New Deal

    One cheer — more or less — for the Green New Deal

    team, 8th May 2019
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    Authorship Kevin Carson
    Date 8 May 2019
    Source P2P Foundation
    Tags
    Environmentalism
    Policy
    Theory
    Content Type
    Press
    Description

    There is no “magic button” that will cause the state to instantaneously disappear, and it has currently preempted the avenues and channels (to paraphrase Paul Goodman) for carrying out many necessary social functions. So long as the state continues to be a thing, I prefer that
    its interventions in society and the economy take the least horrible forms possible, and that its performance of the necessary social functions it has preempted be carried out in the most humane and humanly tolerable ways possible during the period of socializing them.

    Photo: Daniel Frank

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