@Angle The abolition of property; an annual taxation on financial products and assets; currency demurrage; socialization of utilities, medicine, and legal professions; and a universal basic income derived from a basket of goods, chained to inflation (which technically itself is calculated from that basket of goods _already_, so).

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The monetary system is awful. Bartering seems better.

@Angle I wrote a little piece arguing that if we implemented *only* land value tax, basic income and import tariff against countries which don't have equal basic income, that system will not only be more humane and egalitarian but also will be difficult or impossible for other countries to suppress and will tend to spread, like the GPL.

The text:
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/1/view/tGeTf4Y7KU+mr-XakC+UFA/5ueLIFYQORrmzQNt75xshb8uPh9uH0Nqi-XvYx7Tczg/

@Angle (Assuming you mean US) At very least, I'd like to see universal healthcare and education for minors. And to somehow do away with inherited wealth (beyond what's necessary to live comfortably).

@Angle universal basic income, universal health care, free education. Paid for by progressive taxes.

A lot of terrible consequences of our economic system would be ameliorated if people were really, truly free to leave jobs.

@Angle might seem very fuzzy, but in very short, what I feel we need is alternatives to current net/working structures that can not be hindered, controlled, throttled, so we get to share resources and information without restrictions, and with the impossibility of outrageous wealth concentration built in. Now, I also hope that empowering humans and giving them the freedom to decide where society goes /does/ breed responsibility, kindness and knowledge.