(oft-times with each other : )
This short post is in response to an off-line question; and this, however cryptic, is the answer to why I will no longer post political asides, regardless of subject, on this blog. In essence, such subjects are decisive, whereas Love, and Related Topics ™ bring people together, make them closer, cause them to understand one-another.
These are probably not related articles:
- Anarcho-Communism Criticism, Pt. 1 (planet.infowars.com)
- Why I Am Not A Communist (c4ss.org)
- We Are Wrong About Property (marcdhall.wordpress.com)
- Blogroll: AnarchoPapist (iparallax.wordpress.com)
- The Attraction of Anarcho-Syndicalism and a Gentle Admonishment of Anarcho-Capitalism (neilmtokar.wordpress.com)
- A quick laugh at Anarchism part 1 (theliberaldictator.wordpress.com)
- Stefan Molyneux and Peter Joseph Debate: What Was Missing? (anarchistdaily.wordpress.com)
- Rag and Bone to appear in AnarchoSF anthology from Obsolete Press (quercusrubra.co.uk)
- “The bit of truth behind all this – one so eagerly denied – is that men are not gentle, friendly…” (joaquinlp.me)
- Anarchist Science Fiction: Favorite Novels (seesharppress.wordpress.com)
David Emeron: Sonnets 
I do not enter into politics either. I do venture forth into “religion” as you know, but since I pay for my blog, if I don’t like what they say, I don’t respond and delete their comment. One can disagree without being nasty. Nasty comments get expunged. So far, people either don’t respond or hit “like” and some, like you, make intelligent and sensitive/sensible comments. I’m too old for stupid.
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As you know, some of my subject matter is unavoidably contentious. However, in the main this blog is about love and longing, friendship and camaraderie, hope, despair–all that “good stuff!”
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I very much like the warmth you have created here at your blog by focusing more on “love and related subjects”. Heaven knows I am aware of the depth of your concern for the culture — one can hardly help that having lived as long as we have and having seen so much come and go — and I love the way you have deliberately focused on the art and friendships. I notice when Bjorn, Kanzen, Lady Day and all the rest haven’t checked in for a while. I wonder where The Pirate is and if he’s well. Seems to me there is more to this undertaking than just the poetry here…there is the very David way of forming a gathering place. You always knew what was important, my dear.
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So you have always insisted. Like dear Jake (I long to be just like him when I grow up) no-one, or rather, hardly anyone, realises I am working without a net most of the time.
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