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Yeah I'm aware. Learning about how American capitalism functions is what set me on the path of being an anticapitalist. Reforms and regulations will never be ef
by peppersghost93 9mo ago
Yeah I'm aware. Learning about how American capitalism functions is what set me on the path of being an anticapitalist. Reforms and regulations will never be effective here in solving this issue. The system itself is poisonous.
- engineer_22 9mo agowhat is the solution
- peppersghost93 9mo agoDestruction of the system and building a new fairer one. Similar to how feudalism gave way to capitalism, things can improve. What details are you wanting to know exactly?
- engineer_22 9mo agoWhat would that look like?
- peppersghost93 9mo agoAn egalitarian society where the means of production are owned (or mostly owned) by the working class. A blend of that and small private industry with heavy regulation would be nice. I like how the Kurds in Rojava are trying to build things but it's impossible to know how successful their ideas could be while they're dodging bullets from Syria and Turkey. The Zapatista movement is another way of doing things I'd consider.
- engineer_22 9mo agoWhy don't you go to kurdistan or chiapas?
- peppersghost93 9mo agoBecause my family lives here and I want life to improve here.
- engineer_22 9mo agoThat's reasonable. Maybe you could go and learn and come back?