 the controlling power can point to them as examples of what happens when people disobey or resist.  It also serves as a ground to do the things that normal people will not tolerate, i.e. mass extermination of an entire race. The author casually acknowledges this use, but fails to recognize it as a system of empire, and instead mistakes it for Hitler's final goal; a stateless social-darwinian landscape fueled by racial hierarchy.

I think the author is wrong in his assessment of Hitler, of empire, and of anarchy. He pretty much misses the mark entirely.  But, like I said, I didn't read it. Just my long two cents on some casual research.&gt; I don't think we can abolish the state tomorrow. So I think that, for now, we should call for the most vulnerable to be supported. 

But don't you think the more people you made dependent on the state, the more difficult it is for the state to be abolished?

&gt; While that is the case, we can develop strong mutual aid networks. So that when the anarchist revolution eventually takes place, people would have a safety net to fall back on.

Good idea. I strongly favor mutual aid networks, I believe in a [truly "social" safety net](https://radgeek.com/gt/2013/03/23/really-social-safety-net/), not a governmental one.Samsung Electronics showcased its Ultra High-Definition (UHD) OLED TV at IFA 2013, the largest consumer electronic trade show in Europe. The UHD OLED TV is a proof of concept that combines the fantastic detail of UHD with the brilliant contrast and colors of OLED.
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Oregon has enough cannabis to last the state for the next 6.5 years.
Lawmakers voted 18-10 Monday to freeze cannabis production at current levels for the next two years. The state will not issue new production licenses to marijuana growers, but current growers will be able to renew their licenses.
I hope they don’t try to sell us 6 year old dope! I have one jar left from a crop over 2 years ago and I can tell it has lost some of the potency and all of the smell. This was jarred and kept in a dark and cool space. Likely kept better than the product is at most of the dispensaries I been in.
The State of Oregon has no way of knowing how much unsold flower growers are sitting on. They have never done a real audit and base this estimate of “6.5 million lbs.” on two newspaper articles that were rapidly debunked. The first article was by Katy Shepherd of the Willamette Weekly who admitted that she got her metrics directly from the lobbyist for a certain Outdoor Growers Guild that has publicly vowed to limit competition “by any means possible”. The second article came out 6 months ago and combined half of the 2017 harvest with 2018 harvest estimates to extrapolate a wildly inaccurate scenario.  My question – why didn’t they just stop giving licenses to non-citizens if they were so concerned?
Send some of your overstock to Utah, I’d love to try some.
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Francois Hollande, the French president, has proposed a 75 percent tax rate on top earners, the highest in Europe.
The top court in France says the proposed supertax is unconstitutional but the French president is determined to tax the country's super-rich.
"[This] type of small-time socialism is only going to lead the brightest and the best to leave the country, and some of them are hitting the headlines like Depardieu or allegations recently about Jean-Michel Jarre, the musician, moving to London, some very successful businessmen like Bernard Arnaud…"
But Hollande says the ruling will not change his mind, and has promised to rework the millionaire tax.
"More will still be asked of those who have the most," he said. "That's the sense of exceptional levy on the highest incomes, which will be amended following the Constitutional Council's decision – without changing its objective."
The move has provoked a storm of protest led by Gerard Depardieu, the French actor, who is making a stand against a proposed supertax on the rich in France.
The star of Green Card has moved to Belgium. But Belgium is not only the country welcoming him. Depardieu was handed a Russian passport during a private meeting with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.
The actor, among a growing number of wealthy tax exiles seeking sanctuary abroad, has accused France's socialist government of "punishing success, creation and talent".
"Depardieu is not actually in a situation to complain about his taxes. The people who have to complain about their taxes in France are the 60 million who are going to see [a] VAT (value-added tax) increase of one or two percent in the beginning of next year."
Not surprisingly, he has been pilloried in the French media and by government officials.
Jean-Marc Ayrault, the French prime minister, branded the actor's decision "pathetic and unpatriotic".
But the fact remains that if Hollande gets his way, anyone earning over one million euros could face big tax hikes.
There are concerns this could lead to a 'brain drain' - an exodus of entrepreneurs, capital, businesses and young people.
In this episode Inside Story examines tax exiles, tax avoidance and tax evasion.
Joining the discussion with presenter Shiulie Ghosh are guests: Nabila Ramdani, a French journalist and commentator; Sebastien Ramage, from the international office for the National Union of School Students (UNL); and Jean-Pierre Diserens, the general-secretary of the Convention of Independent Financial Advisors.
"France is a little special because when we look at the tax rates applicable there the government knew that certain people would react negatively to being taxed 75 or 85 percent, and eventually go somewhere where they're treated with more respect. The question is who owns the capacity and the added value that one individual is capable of producing, be it an artist, an industrial producer or whatever added value you're able to create."
The supertax was one of Hollande's campaign promises, and it remains his goal as he tries to cut the country's huge public deficit.
The national debt in France has gone from 64 percent of its GDP to more than 90 percent in five years – that is a deficit of around $2.3bn.
The supertax would have only applied to about 1,