Yes, yes,,, always putting out fires and tackling things from behind, always trying to find the way to redistribute the resources of the broken capital system. Always trying to figure out the way to tax, to incentivize, to collect money, to cut-off loopholes, to fine, to seize, to penalize… the cycles of labor revolution and monopolies. Well guess what? It’s the system stupid. When have you a system that inevitably creates concentration of wealth, monopolies, and the mega rich, you’ve got one hell of a problem. We’re headed (or in) another post-feudal age of an “immiserized proletariat”, service economy full of butlers, footmen, kitchen maids, and other hangers-on’ around the small circle of the elite at the top. You can’t fix stupid, and you can’t fix a system that makes the rich richer. In the robber baron age 120 yrs ago they called them "the 400" at the top, now it's the 1%. Same difference. So, now what?
emancipatory forms of economic activity … meaning direct economic activity for people, basic skills and trade, and direct commerce, not mediated by multiglobal corporations just out to f&ck over the consumer and the 3rd world nations,,, it’s about rebuilding community and culture, rehumanizing the economy and places of markets, and building health food, science, and education systems where people can talk openly and honestly about ideas without the superstitions of prejudice, fear, and hate. It’s about children being born with abundance, with credits, with willing resources instead of the maelstrom of debts and despotic economic systems. It's about enabling rather than disabling. It's about an endowment for the future of every child entering our supposed 'civilization'. Peace
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