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return to monke - a community for primitivism

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return to monke is a home for lighthearted promotion, discussion, critique, and memeing of anarchoprimitivism and neoludditism.

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Sounds like a place. I’m a neoluddite who earns her income online. Not bite the hand that feeds me? Sometimes I’m too feral for that.
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  I think returntomonke could be a place you can belong. More memes than discussion at the moment, but I hope to build real community as membership grows.

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