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[–] [email protected] 17 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (1 children)

Is every person in those communities required to work to eat and have shelter, or does the community take care of those that are unable to contribute labor due to health conditions/old age?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Everyone works, it's just a matter of on what.

In the community where I lived, usually the guys did the farming, which was back-breaking work, leaning over hoeing land manually. Men would also raise livestock, be tailors, teachers, traders, barbers, and a few other jobs. Don't get too wound up over "traders" - a guy would borrow money to walk to a large town and buy things he would sell to neighbors out of his home. He would do this until so many people said they would pay him back for the things from the "store" that he didn't have any money to buy things in town anymore, so the town would be without things like salt or kerosene for lanterns for a couple weeks, and then people would get fed up, and one new guy would start the cycle over again.

Women pounded the millet and sorghum into flour to make food, did gardening, made every meal, raised the kids, pulled water from the well, and some other micro-level cottage industry-ish type things.

But people worked every day. Old people worked every day. Unless you got malaria or had a severe injury, every day was work until you died, and even then you tried to do something because there was always so much work to do.

[–] [email protected] -1 points 15 hours ago

Some people took care of meals and the household. That isn't the kind of work to live that we are talking about because it isn't directly paid.

Not to mention people with severe injuries or illnesses that can't do hard labor. Someone with crippling arthritis will still be provided for by the community.