Sachgebiete

Beschreibung:

34 pp., numerous ill. staple binding.

Bemerkung:

Very good copy, cover slightly rubbed and minimal signs of wear. - Explicit content (wounded woman and children seek shelter / Family immolated with flame thrower ... ) / In anarchical society power is not tolerated. Why? Because it inter- feres with personal freedom. But intellectual power is not thought of though it is common know- ledge that this mental prowess corrupts as much as physical or ness Ltd, political power. To be free from corruption our minds must essentially be the same as our fellows for mental power corrupts (possibly not the one who is so lucky as to have this prowess but some helpful ignoramus; devoid of intellect rebucked who now becomes withdrawn and jealous). Another example; God corrupted Adam with his powers for Adam was jealous of God and wanted to be one with God; this knowledge prompted him to eat of the tree of life, his jealousy was due to the power of God. John Wilcock and Alex Lowsrewkee obviously desire a manifestation of their own personalities in some little project or other. They would be better advised to follow Marxist teaching; even that Nietzche is better than their own pathetic warblings. -JM Skinner. / Content (selected): Inspector Lambrou, The Men who ban OZ -- Justice and Violence in 'Armed Conflicts' by Andrew Fisher -- Justice and Violence in Athens, 1968. A report by Amnesty International in Greece. -- Justice and Violence in Arkansas, 1968. -- Summer with the monarch, Roger McGough -- Rare Eye-Witness: How we "Pacify" them and brutalize Ourselves. Donald Kirk.