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Of course it's desirable to have a society without money. Whether it's possible anymore is another question. At the anti-FTAA protests in Miami last fall, there was established a "really, really, free market." It was a place where people could barter, give, or trade whatever they wanted. People were trading head scratches for stories. Bananas for bread. Etc. It's possible, for sure.
More to come soon. Got to run to class.
Joshua
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