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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In the US we are pushed with the idea we need community, a friend group, to know our neighbors, etc. And I don't have any of that and feel lonely. But after giving it deep thought I realized I don't WANT that and maybe I only feel lonely because I'm being told what the ideal is. So what if the ideal what more independent? Is there some society or place I could move where I could just have a dog, and see people like once a week when I go buy food and a couple times a year to take the dog to the vet? [/quote] Sure You can “value” community for all the wrong reasons. Like chastising women, or brainwashing cult members, or motivating radicalized killing of XYZ whom you hate. Or you can value community for positive strengths and universal values, like cohesive families, active parenting, having morals, staying away from human vices, and controlling for human nature (power & greed). [/quote]
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