It’s not enough to know and state that Capitalism is bad.
It’s not even enough to know and state that the alternative should be Socialism/Communism/Anarchism.
If we are unable to not only conceive of alternative economic institutions, but also build them together, fascism wins.
It’s not even enough to know and state that the alternative should be Socialism/Communism/Anarchism.
If we are unable to not only conceive of alternative economic institutions, but also build them together, fascism wins.
When things begin to collapse even more, we need to have both social *and* economic structures in place that not only meet the needs of poor and working-class people, but that are also prefigurative – reflecting the kind of society we want to see – and antithetical to domination.
Only throwing money at people who are, for the most part, reacting to the problems instead of trying to build the solutions, or expecting a tiny cross-section of society to fight the good fight on behalf of everyone else?
These are dead-end approaches.
Capitalism is too strong.
These are dead-end approaches.
Capitalism is too strong.
The levee is going to break.
Are we preparing to channel the water?
Are we preparing to channel the water?
