As I see it…
Our current economic system is characterized by a corporate oligarchy that perpetuates wealth inequality and prioritizes the interests of the wealthy few. The policies of the past, such as Reaganomics and the emphasis on 'Trickle-Down Economics,' have disproportionately benefited the rich while widening the wealth gap. It is time to shift towards 'Bottom-Up Economics,' where investments and subsidies are directed toward the lower class, enabling greater economic circulation and benefiting society as a whole. Our governments have a responsibility to ensure that basic necessities such as food, shelter, medicine, education, and clothing are rights, not privileges.
Corporations, left unregulated, prioritize profit over the well-being of individuals. It is crucial to advocate for stronger regulations and social pressures to prevent abusive practices and promote a fairer distribution of resources. Additionally, it is imperative that wealthy individuals contribute their fair share by paying taxes proportionate to their income and wealth. By addressing these issues, we can challenge the current state of artificial scarcity, promote economic justice, and create a society where everyone has equal opportunities to thrive.
Who agrees with me?