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A few weeks ago I wrote a post inspired by a conversation I had with an indebted Pagan, and one idea that came out of it -- that of a Pagan credit union -- really caught fire. The level of interest made writing a follow-up post on your reactions to the idea of a Pagan credit union the next logical step.
Comments are a double-edged sword in the blogosphere, but I've learned a lot from the ones I have received here. In pointing out what he or she thinks is the fatal flaw in any plan for Pagan financial infrastructure, Kveldrefr got me thinking about one of the underlying beliefs about Pagans, that they want to be poor:
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I am both poor & privileged- I work retail, but I have a bachelor's, and the social connections & cultural knowledge/capital of a
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I wouldn't describe myself as voluntarily poor, but I fall somewhere between that and the usual materialistic approach in this cul
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Wow, so much to say in response. This is a very succinct post on such a complex issue and I support Alley's response, with some di
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It's hard to say whether i'm voluntarily poor; I give my energy to a job that satisfies me emotionally and spiritually, but not ve