Cheers,
Dougie.
"Do you want to make it impossible for anyone to oppress his fellow-man? Then make sure that no one shall possess power." [The Political Philosophy of Bakunin, p. 271]
> >To give up family and clan ties in Heortling
> >society is such an extreme thing that only an extremist of some form
> >would do it IMO.
>
> But if the Humakti re-sheaths he can pretty much carry on as-was but he
but
> doesn't have to worry about his family having to be responsible for his
> actions (IMO this responsibility falls on who-ever hires the Humakti e.g.
> chieftain, mercenary commander etc.who effectively take the place of
family
> in legal matters)...
>
> I really do think (IMG, IMOHO etc.) that a humakti can sever his family
> ties as a formality and a legal get out clause only, but still live with
his
> family, have a bit a nooky with suitable members of whatever sex he
fancies,
> turn up at his mums for family get together and generally be a relatively
> normal member of society albeit with various ritual roles and
> responsibilities and a convenient legal position for a soldier .... (I
know
> others will disagree with me here ;)).
>
> Dougie.
>
> "Do you want to make it impossible for anyone to oppress his fellow-man?
> Then make sure that no one shall possess power."
> [The Political Philosophy of Bakunin, p. 271]
>
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