Honest answer…I don’t I’ve spent years evaluating this from multiple angles and my final conclusion is to no longer put new wine into old wine skins It’s why I’m focused on building an alternative supremacy, coercion, discrimination, and exploitation FREE future
Aaron Gustafson @AaronGustafson
22 May 2022
Replying to @KimCrayton1
I definitely agree that the inequality & harm done in service to White supremacy is not going to be magically undone by subverting capitalism (biases of the systems & White folks are far too entrenched), however I am curious to hear how you see disentangling the two.
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Agreed. I think the “exploitation-free” bit is key. We need a balance between the needs of capital (which is to deliver for shareholders), workers (who are the producers of that capital and deserve to share in it), and society (which also needs to benefit).
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On the society end of things, we need to end the extractive nature of capitalism and we also need to hold capital accountable for their own mistakes. We should not collectively remedy problems they create in pursuit of profit.
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Replying to @AaronGustafson @KimCrayton1
Listen to Noam Chomsky on education sometime there's a good YouTube video I'd send the link but I'm tired. Read the framers of the Constitution of the United States who many believed government was only fit for the wealthy man for they are educated and the proletariat is not

May 22, 2022 · 4:56 PM UTC
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