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Sent this to Bernie's campaign and I'm sure it'll get lost. Sent it to AOC's PAC campaign thing but I'm sure it'll get lost/ignored. So here it is, Internet void: Good afternoon, As a concerned citizen who was part of Occupy's formative moments, I wanted to express my thoughts and ideas on how people with a platform (i.e. yourself) can utilize the moment when the country finally feels the crushing weight of 6.6 million + unemployed citizens. Occupy itself started when there were only maybe 600,000+ unemployed people. It is a veritable certainty that we will see large-scale unrest within the next few months due to similar issues of people being unable to feed themselves or house their families. My objectives are threefold; 1) Take control of the message. 2) Use it to push a progressive agenda. 3) Ensure the survival of progressivism by improving the lives of the people who follow the movement. To accomplish the above objectives, my strategy is as follows: 1) Message: Form a corporation and ask for bailout funds. Make "employment" in this (legally real) corporation open to anyone who applies. Use the corporation to provide health insurance to its employees, using Federal bailout money. The message - that corporations get better treatment than people - is now captured. We can prove that not only is it true, but we are gamifying the system to accomplish objective #3. 2) Push a progressive agenda: Make progressive corporate policies. Women as part of the board, healthcare for all employees, and a commitment to Earth-friendly living (let's call it Earth-friendly instead of "green", which is overplayed and meaningless). Now, anyone who wants to join the corporation to get all these benefits does so knowing that this corporation is pushing progressive values. Everyone in the corporation gets the same amount of shares and everyone has a vote on the board. 3) Ensure progressivism's survival and the betterment of lives. The corporation should focus on providing healthcare, housing, etc. by purchasing those items from other suppliers, using government bailout money and donations, and giving them to its employees - again, reiterating that employment is open to everyone. This will fix one of the fundamental flaws in Occupy: all they did was yell and take up park space. Occupy did not use the fact that they essentially controlled large areas of land to explore progressive ideas and methods of operation. This corporation fixes that.
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Well, since it's a registered corporation...the only legitimate reason I can think of is that IIRC the company had to have payroll from last year. But a lot of it is about the narrative. If a bailout thing works, great. UnknownTarget fucked around with this message at 02:37 on Apr 3, 2020 |
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