Asked if he could fathom trading modern life for a pre-agricultural lifestyle, Alan admits that he cannot. Meanwhile, Leavers exposed to modernity have consistently tried to return to their Leaver lifestyles—often rendered impossible by the destructive acts of Takers.
Isn’t that an anprim book? I didn’t think we were into that sort of thing here.
Quinn ends up supporting the idea of worker cooperatives. He doesn’t call it that, but that’s what he advocates. Calling it anprim is reductionist.
Fair enough, I’m only working off of secondhand knowledge of the book as described by a Malthusian ecofash weirdo who was a big fan.