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1. (-(-_(-_-)_-)-) (jordila@quitter.es)'s status on Sunday, 30-Apr-2017 11:28:45 UTC (-(-_(-_-)_-)-)

   • Danyl Strype
   @strypey ah... revealing... the cooperative forms around Mediterranian sea are typically more collective oriented ... rather than individualist . There is a strong tradition on that ... (in Spain, at least ).
   
   BTW, Greece seems to be paradigmatically re-flourishing on this  (Spain too) ... due to the wild crisis they have suffered ?
   
   Cooperativism has always been resilient in this kind of scenarios ?
   • (-(-_(-_-)_-)-) (jordila@quitter.es)'s status on Sunday, 30-Apr-2017 10:30:24 UTC (-(-_(-_-)_-)-)

     • Danyl Strype
     @strypey  ... BTW , having a lool at your profile... you say "cooperative individualist " ... never heard such a expression before. Could you extend on that ? :-)
   • Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Sunday, 30-Apr-2017 11:31:58 UTC Danyl Strype

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     @jordila I'm a big fan of cooperatives, but my point is kinda that they're both "collectivist" and "individualist". It's a false dichotomy.
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   • Danyl Strype (strypey@quitter.se)'s status on Sunday, 30-Apr-2017 11:32:40 UTC Danyl Strype

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     • Danyl Strype
     @jordila You can't have collectives without individuals, and individuals have very little scope of action without collectives of some kind
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