[Iyf-ct] Text for flyer

[Peter van Heusden]

GREAT text. Just... we do have exchange in the RRFM, but its exchange
without equivalent. Without measure. I'm trying to think up a non-geeky
way of describing this!

Peter

> Hi Guys,
>
> Here is my first bash. We thought if we could do A5, save paper and
> printing costs that would probably work best. Now that I have bashed
> something out, if everyone thinks its okay, I thought we could do the
> text on one side and the quotes the other. So back to back 4 A5
> pamphlets per page....?
>
> Okay, so below is the text - it's draft and you will see interms of
> the quotes based on my personal favourite... Please change add etc...
>
> I will not be able to comment until I get back, so I think you guys
> should bash it out and go ahead with final version. Here it is:
>
>
>     What is the Really Really Free Market?
>
>  
>
> The Really Really Free Market (RRFM) is a space where we honour the
> value of eachother.
>
> It is an anti-capitalist space where value is not about what you own,
> earn or contribute to the great machine of capitalism.
>
> It is where value is in sharing the riches of each individual who
> chooses to join our free market.
>
> A market without money, without exchange, without a boss.
>
> Where the collective of everyone who takes part freely and without
> constraint, other than the respect of each other, is what drives it.
>
> The RRFM is the living embodiment of what we as free people of the
> world can do without a state, without money, without exploitation and
> without capitalism.
>
>
> “In our civilised societies we are rich. Why then are the many poor?
> Why this painful drudgery for the masses?... This rich endowment,
> painfully won, builded, fashioned, or invented by our ancestors, must
> become common property, so that the collective interests of men [and
> women] may gain from it the greatest good of all... The well being of
> all... All is for all!”
>
> “In working to put an end to the division between master and slave we
> work for the happiness of both, for the happiness of humanity.”
>
> Excerpts from ‘The Conquest of Bread’ by Peter Kropotkin
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