THE ETHICS OF PRIVATIZATION: PART 2

So we got some good feed back from our last post The Ethics Of Privatization: Part 1, so I wanted to bring the second rendition while the topic is still hot. I wont be back in my home office for another couple days, because I am in the middle of doing some traveling, but I am feeling inspired and don’t want to lose momentum with this topic. I’m actually coming to you live from a limousine in Phoenix AZ, but I think I can still maintain my flow while were driving. I’ve got about an hour till I arrive at the airport so hopefully I can drop this second chapter here quickly…Hope you enjoy!
Escape from the Commons
The Public commons, the space in which people share and interact amongst one-another has historically been a place of great significance and importance. It has served as the place of our ancestor’s homes, their work, their relationships, and essentially all that encompassed their life. However, technology and development has given rise to new concepts and theories in regards to the space we share. Increasing populations and migration, has put pressure on people to delineate the land that we share, and define ownership; which has been the viable alternative to cooperative living. Though there are still indigenous cultures that adhere to the tribe mentality of ownership, and other modern Co-op initiatives, the paradigm of the commons being shared is mostly dead. Read more