Hear2Us: Capitalism

The world is in turmoil, petty fighting around the globe, mostly intertribal disputes as they squabble over and within "National boundaries" imposed upon them by white tribes (real Europeans).

While this has been going on more and more people became 'civilized'. It seems one of the 'proofs' of being civilized is how far one distances one's self from the natural cycles of life.

"I am no longer a farmer, I am a city man, civilized. Therefore I must put away all things of the Earth so that I might embrace city style and thus become one of them."

Many beings are being pulled from their roots by the 'Draw' of the system, i.e. capitalistic scarcities. Global unrest is the swan of Community. As the wisest among us realize the enormity of our loss, i.e. global ecological collapse. While the rest of us are only of a coming unknown and so are scrambling as fast as they can to get what they can before 'it' arrives.

Too many people are too unconnected to anything else. Small hopes, weak dreams, "not enough money" it can't last forever. More and more people close down.

Turmoil -> Natural destablement -> Armageddon
OR
Turn the system over.

Keep everything just as it is, accepting that many of the here and now will soon disappear.
Vest the bottom 20% into the system.
1. Give the poor title to their land
2. Fund all infrastructure bonds from retirement accounts, owned by the retirees.

For example:
Take the $1 trillion+ Social Security trust fund and use it to fund local and state bond issues. No speculative bonds, of course, i.e. Economic Development. Only those bonds that are ALWAYS paid. This fund is run by an elected board. Each dollar contributed by a working person = one vote. No one can proxy their vote. Therefore change can only come from consensus. Say 400 million on Social Security, even given the vote distribution advantage of the wealthy, they will still have to convince a significant percentage of the rest of us to effect change. And thus we are saved. From a $65 billion annual tax hit loss to $70 billion plus credited monthly to our retirement accounts.

Think of it, 'the rest of us' could collectivity, set a slightly higher rate of return to those on the bottom and thus insure a more equable distribution of wealth. And you know what? As the bond holders on all the schools, administration buildings, courts, jails, and institutions, not to mention the roads, bridges, water, and sewer systems parks, etc.

WE WILL OWN THEM

Of course we also have to pay through our property taxes for all this. But even then more than half will come from commercial property, so it's not al bad. And remember

TINSTAAFL

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH