We should not have to trade our bodies for housing, healthcare education, and internet access. Bottom line.
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Food and housing are basic requirements for living and should obviously be freely available. People who disagree I can never understand.
Who makes the food? Who makes the housing? How do you motivate them to make those things?
The housing is already made. In the US there are more empty properties than homeless by multiple times.
Also food bearing trees were banned and only the pollen producing male trees are planted in public areas. Cultures used to have guilds for food forests where nobody had to do almost any work to get food, because forests do just fine without us and we found ways to just shift it towards making more food. Plus when you stop NEEDING to do work, people do what they are passionate about, and for some that is farming, or building stuff.
People don't need money motivating everything if the system was changed.
I always wonder whether people who agree with this kind of meme just work too much to see a way out, because they lack the energy.
Maybe, I'm trying to find my way out once again, but its always a gamble. In this instance I'm puting all my savings in education, but without that goal I wouldn't be able to keep up half a year more tbh.