http://web.archive.org/web/200201241...om/books/aint/

A very interesting book!

And having this online shows this author IS JUST NOT WANTING $$$!!

They have the book ONLINE so you can read it :)

OMG, there is so much truth and good thinking at Dude's link I want to squeeee. :joylove:
All those glimmers of rational thinking that flash fleetingly through the day to day gloom, gathered together like a Teddy Bear's picnic.

I bought it back in the day so y'all can read it freely knowing that I paid money and would have lent it to you if you liked.

My friend Ken Krawchuk is again running for PA Governor on the platform of Separation of Society and State

You may vote for him in 2018 if you prefer. I no longer vote

But it's better reading it online than having a hard copy, that way I can remember what I agree with and not the rest. :haha:

Playing devil's advocate here. Can I think of a situation where it's bad for consenting adults to be doing something?

There is a concept in law that if consent is made under duress, then it isn't really consent. Even if they are emphatically telling you they consent. Think about prostitution. This book (admittedly I haven't read the whole thing) would probably argue that if the adult prostitute and the john consent to the activity and the business relationship, then all is good. But if you learn the back story of the prostitute, you would virtually always find someone who is in a desperate situation who really doesn't want to be turning tricks but is trapped. Trapped either by a violent pimp or trapped just by financial situations and few options. Nobody wants to grow up to be a prostitute.

If it was legal there would be no need for violent pimps, they would fade away like beer bootleggers after prohibition. If a woman had no other opportunities it may not be her first, or ninety first choice, however it would be a safer alternative for employment/self-employment than it is now.

Then again, who grows up wanting to be a garbage man, either?

♫ Stick out yo can
Here come da Garbage Man ♪

I've got a paper copy somewhere.

Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Well, what did the fish say to the eel?

The more you wiggle, baby, the better it feels

Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Well, I got a little woman. she waddles like a duck
She can't cook but she sure loves to "sew"

Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Well, I ain't no feather-plucker, but I'm the feather-plucker's son

I can pluck your feathers till the feather-plucker comes

Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Daddy sent Sister out to milk the cow,

But she must have got a hold of the bull somehow
Mama, mama, come here quick
Sister got hold of the bull's (he bends a bass note on guitar)


Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
I'd like to thank you for putting up with us
Heres a little reminder just in case:

Don't stick your finger where you wouldn't stick your face

Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman
Stick out your can. Here comes the garbageman