This section is about things that we citizens can do to stop the wealthy ruling-class from screwing us as much.
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Proprietary Revolutionary Ideas
I'm confused by the way anti-coroprate revolutionary speakers charge money for their CD's (i.e. alternative radio, Michael Parenti, etc.)
I can understand the need to make money and to survive, and that it takes time and money to do the research that's gone into their speeches, but aren't the speakers paid for their speaking engagements? And isn't their message that we all must spread the truth to counter the messages of the wealthy elite and free us from class-slavery? It costs nothing to listen to wealthy-person propaganda. Why must we not only SEEK OUT and CARE about these revolutoinary speakers, but PAY for their talks?!?! It seems like it can't ever work this way.
There should be a site with FREE torrents of all the good stuff. Everything. Or, there should be a public fund which pays them enough to survive.
Ideally, the government should support programs which pay people to keep an eye on the fairness of democracy, for the good of the people.
Trying to get support from good people with money...
When I think about the battles people have to wage to get their message out, I think of the fact that almost all of the rich people, whose resources are requried to make a significant impact, have the self-interests of the wealthy-class in their subconscious at the very least, regardless of how nice a person they are.
People must understand that if wealth was distributed properly, communities of people could be able to get together to create great things. Technology is produced by effort and thinking, not by huge masses of ants working in giant companies.
When people care about what they're doing, they produce more. Giving people more resources frees them.
If wealthy people believe they need to make others poor to live comfortably and happily, they're being stupid. The technology of today is more than efficient enough to support everybody if the patents were freed up.