Difficult to face but at the same time important that we do: the system wasn't set up to take care of people when this happened because it wasn't set up to take care of people BEFORE this happened. For years it's existed mainly to protect & take care of only sector of our society
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It's important that we see this because if we don't, the system will be like elastic: it will simply go back to its old way of functioning - or worse- when this is over. We need to demand a fundamental break from the social, economic and political trajectories of the last 40 yrs.
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We need a human-centered, democratically controlled economy. (Socialism)
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Replying to @watsonjr
A human-centered, democratically controlled economy doesn't have to be socialist. Capitalism can be that too, if properly regulated and the money removed from politics. The most enlightened society has elements of both capitalism and socialism.

Mar 29, 2020 · 6:26 PM UTC

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If we don’t dismantle capitalism, then we will just go through another cycle of fighting like hell to recreate safety nets, then spend decades having them dismantled by the right after people forgot how bad things got.
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The issue is regulations that were gutted and corporate money that’s been allowed to flood the system. We need to reinstate proper regulations and get the money out of politics.
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I like Denmark's Democratic Socialism. Their response to the pandemic provides help to workers, businesses, and the entire economy. Their economic system is based on a capitalist framework
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Where exactly does this enlightened society exist
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