/lit/ - Literature

>>12525332

Scarcity is an illusion. We grow enough food to feed ten billion people, make enough clothing to dress twice that, and grow enough lumber to house every man, woman, and child. Capitalism requires scarcity to create value. We make everything we need.

I want fundamental stability. I have none under capitalism. If my landlord raises my rent, I'm homeless. If my boss fires me because he "doesn't like my tone" I'm homeless. If one of the medications I take goes up by fifty dollars, I will die. Capitalism does not care if I live or die.

Fundamental stability will come from the people I trust the most -- my family, my friends, my neighbors -- and not from four-inch men on television, or from glossy pictures of the people who own the company I work for. I've never met my representative. I've never met my senator. I've never met anyone on the board of directors. I cannot hold them accountable for my life.

My family and friends, however, I can hold accountable. I lean on them. They lean on me. Like a house, we hold each other up. This is mutual aid.

>>12465651
top kek

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