That puts too much blame on individuals instead of the system. These aren’t bad apples, the system isn’t broken. The system works as intended, it’s just that most of us are on the losing end. Also: there is no alternative.
I would specifically want the Mutualist kind, not the Marxist one. Direct stakeholder ownership helps keep things from being too bureaucratic and prevents a top-down power grabs.
I hope you know I don’t disagree with you. The system is unsustainable for sure, we need a new one. It can’t be fixed because there is no “fixed” or good or green capitalism (hence it’s not broken because it was never meant to be sustainable). My last sentence was a Thatcher quote I quoted ironically.
That puts too much blame on individuals instead of the system. These aren’t bad apples, the system isn’t broken. The system works as intended, it’s just that most of us are on the losing end. Also: there is no alternative.
The alternative is called socialism.
I would specifically want the Mutualist kind, not the Marxist one. Direct stakeholder ownership helps keep things from being too bureaucratic and prevents a top-down power grabs.
The system is broken, though. It’s unsustainable in the long term. There are alternatives.
I hope you know I don’t disagree with you. The system is unsustainable for sure, we need a new one. It can’t be fixed because there is no “fixed” or good or green capitalism (hence it’s not broken because it was never meant to be sustainable). My last sentence was a Thatcher quote I quoted ironically.