More Fire for the People
30th April 2005, 16:42
To the capitalist, earth and humanity are seen in values of wealth; to the socialist, earth
and humanity are seen in values of well-being. Both the capitalist and the socialist are
trying to maximize their perspective's value. These values cannot both increase to
maximum and thus conflict is created. To our luck and nature's, the socialist and the
working class are the majority and oppose the capitalist.
Only in a socialist world is environmentalism possible. Only the socialist values things in
well-being. We seek to collectively own the Earth, and only collectively can we save it.
We propose a new pricing system for commodities that is,
The sum of the cost of production, worker's wage, social negative impact, and
environmental negative impact divided by products produced
Rather than the capitalist ideal pricing of,
The sum of worker's wage and cost of production divided by products produced plus
desired profit (surplus value).
In example,
In the capitalist's ideal society the price of a product which cost $500 in production
and the worker was paid $30 and made 50 products with a profit of $2 a product the
price would be: $12.60.
In the socialist's society the price of a product which cost $500 in production and
the worker was paid $130 and made 50 products and had no negative social impact
but had an environmental impact of $50,000 a year the price would be,
($500 + $130 + ($50,000 / 365 days)) / 50 products = $15.34.
The worker makes more, can buy more, lives in a better society, has a clean
environment to live in, and jointly owns the business he works at.
In our society, land will not be a private commodity of the rich but a common
commodity owned by all people. All property, from the Alps to the farms to the
Himalayas to the markets to Death Valley to the community itself will be
democratically and scientifically managed.
By Rotmutter 4/30/05
and humanity are seen in values of well-being. Both the capitalist and the socialist are
trying to maximize their perspective's value. These values cannot both increase to
maximum and thus conflict is created. To our luck and nature's, the socialist and the
working class are the majority and oppose the capitalist.
Only in a socialist world is environmentalism possible. Only the socialist values things in
well-being. We seek to collectively own the Earth, and only collectively can we save it.
We propose a new pricing system for commodities that is,
The sum of the cost of production, worker's wage, social negative impact, and
environmental negative impact divided by products produced
Rather than the capitalist ideal pricing of,
The sum of worker's wage and cost of production divided by products produced plus
desired profit (surplus value).
In example,
In the capitalist's ideal society the price of a product which cost $500 in production
and the worker was paid $30 and made 50 products with a profit of $2 a product the
price would be: $12.60.
In the socialist's society the price of a product which cost $500 in production and
the worker was paid $130 and made 50 products and had no negative social impact
but had an environmental impact of $50,000 a year the price would be,
($500 + $130 + ($50,000 / 365 days)) / 50 products = $15.34.
The worker makes more, can buy more, lives in a better society, has a clean
environment to live in, and jointly owns the business he works at.
In our society, land will not be a private commodity of the rich but a common
commodity owned by all people. All property, from the Alps to the farms to the
Himalayas to the markets to Death Valley to the community itself will be
democratically and scientifically managed.
By Rotmutter 4/30/05