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The barren landscape for which we've been placed has a future beyond Hershel's overrun farm, the confines of a prison, the Governor's creepy town of Woodbury, and the trap known as Terminus. It has a future beyond the artificial constructs of capitalism and hierarchy. Human nature is talking to us" and we're starting to listen.
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Colin Jenkins is founder, editor, and Social Economics department chair at the Hampton Institute: A Working-Class Think Tank.
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