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Aug 6, 2024 1 hr 43 min

Anarcobudismo

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Pepe Crespo vuelve a Radio Ansite para hablarnos del anarcobudismo como forma de vencer al poder dominante corrupto que nos alinea y nos convierte en consumistas esclavos con una vida abocada a la ruina y la despersonalización. Mediante la renuncia a lo que nos obliga la forma de vida impuesta, podemos encontrar otras vías sin tanta toxicidad.

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