What economic system do you support?

[EvilRedGuy]

I dont know if i said that correctly, but the polls will explain what i mean.

I hope you understand this.
:laugh:

[revolution inaction]

can you explain what this means?

Post-Scarcity economies

Gift economy

Managed economy

Resource Based Economies

[Vladimir Innit Lenin]

I'm not sure that now is the time to be planning to such an extent.

Until there is world revolution, we will all, unfortunately, have to play by currency rules.

When we have enough of the world in revolution, a move can be made, at the appropriate time, to an economy that will probably be a mix of many things - normal goods might be part of a gift-style economy, luxury goods and scarce goods might be purchasable through labour vouchers.

It all depends on when, where etc. you are talking about.

[EvilRedGuy]

Fuck you i dont want currency, peoples who likes Labour Voichers = Scarcity-supporting fuckers!!! >:O :thumbdown:

[Obs]

I'm not sure you understand what he was saying... or much else, for that matter.

[Robocommie]

Fuck you i dont want currency, peoples who likes Labour Voichers = Scarcity-supporting fuckers!!! >:O :thumbdown:

Not all scarcity is artificial. Also, grow up.

[syndicat]

this is a silly poll. it leaves out the possibility of combining free social provision for a generous set of public goods and services (health care, education, child care, etc) with use of work-based earning of personal consumption entitlement for personal consumption goods.


Fuck you i dont want currency, peoples who likes Labour Voichers = Scarcity-supporting fuckers!!!

you're not going to convince people by calling them names.

[Wanted Man]

I actually support unadulterated laissez-faire capitalism. :blushing:

[Robocommie]

I actually support unadulterated laissez-faire capitalism. :blushing:

Yeah me too, I'm kinda getting bored with this whole socialism thing.

[Thirsty Crow]

Until there is world revolution, we will all, unfortunately, have to play by currency rules.

When we have enough of the world in revolution, a move can be made, at the appropriate time, to an economy that will probably be a mix of many things - normal goods might be part of a gift-style economy, luxury goods and scarce goods might be purchasable through labour vouchers.

My thoughts almost exactly. Although, I wouldn't mind if you classified "normal goods" as something like "regular sustenance materials" ( basic nutritional items, electricity, plumbing, heating, housing, transport, health care, education, child care...).

[Widerstand]

I voted "ONLY labour vouchers" to piss the OP off because the poll is stupid and because OP acts like a 3yo baby on testosterone injections whose candy has been stolen.

I actually support a transitional (!) system similar to how syndicat describes monetary non-capitalist systems in another thread, I guess this would come quite close to whatever people mean by labor vouchers.

To plan for a global communist society would be ridiculous at this point in history.

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

COMMUNIZE EVERYTHING.
Seriously, my house and wider community are working toward this with pretty brilliant results. I'm living on $600 a month, with "spare" money that I'm putting toward opening an autonomous community centre.