If we want to change the dynamics of our society, and eradicate the injustices raised from vertical structuring, and capitalism, we must meet two criteria. First we must realize that all of the separations placed between us are in fact false, there is only the hoarders and oppressors at the top and then the rest of us. Even economic separations such as poor and middle class are in reality false, the line between the two is so thin a good breeze would rip it in two the comparison come when we examine the gap between us and the top 5% who in fact control the largest and most absurd majority of resources. Once this has occurred, and perhaps even before, if we think of it in terms of altruistic egoism, we must begin to work together to solve local problems in a community based fashion. We must abandon the idea that property is sacred, and move to a state in which it is life and the dignity of sentient beings that is in fact most sacred. Communities must work together to reclaim unused property for community use, this not to say that we should be forcing people from their homes, but if they have left it unused, the community has a right to re-appropriate it for the common good of the community. This includes (but does not exclude other uses) housing the homeless or those at risk, community gardens for feeding those who need food, day care and education facilities, etc. The sharing of resources in a community will resolve the issues of waste and want, which in truth will help to reduce crime and provide for those who at that point in time are not in a position to care for themselves, such as addict and the mentally ill, both of which require stability for treatment to take effect. (This is not the end goal, but merely a place in which to start.)
Posted on: Fri, 01 Nov 2013 11:22:52 +0000
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