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7 Reddit comments about We Are As Gods: Back to the Land in the 1970s on the Quest for a New America:

u/mercurial_zephyr · 7 pointsr/centerleftpolitics

The source is from this book about the back-to-the-land movement of the 1970s.

Newspaper source

u/thach_weave · 2 pointsr/pics

We Are As Gods by Kate Daloz
https://www.amazon.com/We-Are-As-Gods-America/dp/1610392256

It’s just a book. Anyone can write a book claiming anything. I didn’t present this info as conclusive proof of anything. Take it or leave it.

u/THICC_DICC_PRICC · 1 pointr/virginvschad

> If we assume the most seemingly relevant application of the term — that it refers to holding steady, full-time employment — then one might fairly say it applies to Bernie Sanders. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the University of Chicago in 1964, Sanders primarily worked a series of odd jobs while attempting to get his political career off the ground and a Politico article observed that he didn’t collect his first steady paycheck until he was an elected official pushing 40 years old.

> Sanders rented a small brick duplex at 295 1/2 Maple Street that was filled with not much furniture and not much food in the fridge but stacks of checked-out library books and scribbled-on legal pads.

> “The electricity was turned off a lot,” Barnett said. “I remember him running an extension cord down to the basement. He couldn’t pay his bills.”

> He worked some as a carpenter, although “he was a shitty carpenter,” [Liberty Union party member John] Bloch told me. “His carpentry,” [Liberty Union member Danny] Morrisseau said, “was not going to support him, and didn’t.”

> “He was always poor,” Sandy Baird, another old friend, told me in Burlington.



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his fucking resume I know high school kids with stronger resume than this

this whole article is just sad

this book has accounts of him being kicked out of the commune for being lazy

u/RageCage05 · -1 pointsr/politics

Why is the Daily Wire trash? It's quoted from a book and the direct quote is attributed to author Kate Daloz. This isn't some reporting based on an anonymous source. What if I bought the book, scanned the page in question, and linked to that? What would you say then? Call Kate Daloz a liar?

Again, why do you find it so unbelievable that a man whose first real job came when he was 40 would get kicked out of a commune for being lazy?