Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 66 頁
... effective seduction . It will logically escalate to enforced sterilization and abortion . Finally , it will provide a rationale for mega - deaths . Voluntary and effective contraception is now absolutely neces- sary . If such ...
... effective seduction . It will logically escalate to enforced sterilization and abortion . Finally , it will provide a rationale for mega - deaths . Voluntary and effective contraception is now absolutely neces- sary . If such ...
第 67 頁
... effective , some must be used by every adult , and many of them must be used every day . Birth control is an immense task . It must be accomplished within one decade . It can be accomplished only in a convivial manner . It is ridiculous ...
... effective , some must be used by every adult , and many of them must be used every day . Birth control is an immense task . It must be accomplished within one decade . It can be accomplished only in a convivial manner . It is ridiculous ...
第 98 頁
... effective instrument for the social control of people at the service of these tools . To advance an industrial society , the law is systematically used for social engineering and the continually more complete and effec- tive elimination ...
... effective instrument for the social control of people at the service of these tools . To advance an industrial society , the law is systematically used for social engineering and the continually more complete and effec- tive elimination ...
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