[MD] Social Imposition ?

[david buchanan]

Platt said:
When cells "united in the body" become a "collective cell," let me know. 
What's fun is watching you two collectivist-worshiping socialists play 
kissy-kissy.

Arlo replied:
You claimed the "mind" was an example of something that was "individual" and 
not "collective". Pirsig says otherwise.  ..."Collectivist-workshipping 
socialists"... oh, brother.

dmb says:
Oh, brother is right. On top of the subject-changing and commie-baiting, 
(Platteral shifts) there is Platt's hilarious suggestion that he's right 
because cells only unite to form bodies rather than giant "collective 
cells". It's hard to imagine what what would look like. For some reason, 
that campy horror movie called "The Blob" springs to mind. Maybe I should 
take it as confirmation of my point and just be flattered that he would have 
resort to such a ridiculous fiction in order to meet my little challenge.

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