TLDR: There is no way to fix this, Democratically speaking. The only thing that matters now is replacing the Capital Class, removing Capitalism in it's entirety, focusing on how to mitigate the damage from the worst parts of the coming Collapse, and how we will rebuild, globally, after.
We've been screaming from the rooftops about all of this for 40+ years. But as always, we've been too right, too early.
Nobody is going to get rid of capitalism because almost every country implements some degree of private market ownership. The real answer is regulation. That we won’t ever see in the States because regulation is complex and we’re simpletons.
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u/Tevihn 2d ago
Basically, yes. Though we are currently free falling, we haven't hit bottom yet.
Here is a comment I posted the other day about this topic
One more for good measure
TLDR: There is no way to fix this, Democratically speaking. The only thing that matters now is replacing the Capital Class, removing Capitalism in it's entirety, focusing on how to mitigate the damage from the worst parts of the coming Collapse, and how we will rebuild, globally, after.
We've been screaming from the rooftops about all of this for 40+ years. But as always, we've been too right, too early.