War. Literally war. And not about the money, but about who has the most power.
this post was submitted on 26 Feb 2025
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@return2ozma Let's say I'm a billionaire and I want to help the world.
Firstly declare that I have hoarded too much, and that it is about time to change from leadership to collective guidership.
The surplus values should not be hoarded with me, but shared among the workers.
There would be several focus forward, such as how to move towards moneyless and needs based economy.
I would use the framework of the oakframe to guide forward, and the machineframe to avoid pitfalls.
Contradiction in terms
I can't even imagine what color the sky would be in that world...