Is utopia impossible?

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Market must not mean to you what it means to me, then. To me, the market is the system by which I purchase things, i.e. buy the right to their exclusive private use.

So a company cannot buy things in a market then? Only individuals can purchase from a market in your view? You are precisely the only person who beleives this

I go to the market and buy a banana, so that I may have the exclusive right to consume it. And if someone else tries to eat it, I say (rightly) "Fuck off. That is my banana."

And if a Mutualist cooperative went to the market they could buy bananas to be shared amongst the members of their commune

If they accuse me of being bourgeousie swine for insisting on maintaining my exclusive right of consumption, I will (rightly) tell them again to fuck off, or maybe punch them in the face.

They may punch you back

If there is no private property, then what exactly is there that can be called a market?

Property in this case is owned by the co operative

Should we, then, just make sure that everyone has an equal number of bananas? What about my cousin, who hates bananas?

No one has said this

Should we insist that everyone has the same capital? Why? What about my cousin, who hates work, but is willing to live with less? What about me? I like to accumulate toys, and have spent many decades of self-improvement and sacrifice in order to arrange a circumstance where I can?

Communists focus too much on material fairness (ironically), ignoring the various abstracts that motivate people.

Personally I thibnk that is true but you seem to have no grasped what mutualism is

In a utopia, all people will be able to convert freely among the currencies of free time, of effort, of ownership, of liberty, etc. on a fair exchange. But what about people who want to convert their years of lying around on the sofa watching Oprah reruns into a nice car? That's the American utopia. And I hope it never exists.

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