Our World is Full of Contradictions – Enormous Possibilities Wasted by Exploitation and War

  • We live in a world threatened by mass extinctions. Carbon emissions and other pollution have heated the planet almost past the point of no return.
  • We live in a world at war. Corporations and banks rake in huge profits, while tens of thousands are killed, injured, and millions made homeless and turned into refugees.
  • Factories and offices stand empty, while people need goods and services. Millions of people who are willing and able to work can’t find jobs. Many of those who have jobs are working long hours and do not earn enough to have a stable place to live and feed their families.
  • People around the world face poverty, homelessness, hunger, and disease. Many people live in areas without clean air or clean drinking water. Everywhere we turn the corporations, with the help of the banks and the politicians, are privatizing and profiting from society’s basic resources like water, education and transportation.
  • What future exists for younger generations? The price of education keeps increasing while the number of opportunities keeps decreasing, which freezes out future generations from having even a high school diploma, let alone a college education. Meanwhile the U.S. has the largest prison population per capita in the world.

Rule of the Less Than One Percent or of the Majority?

  • War, poverty, and pollution, this is what it means to live in a world dominated by a system guided by one goal – production for profit. The less than one percent who own the large banks and the corporations control the wealth and resources of society. Success is measured by profits – not the well being of the majority of the people or the health of the planet. In the pursuit of profit they are willing to sacrifice the lives of future generations and the very existence of life as we know it.
  • It is way past the time to get rid of this parasitic capitalist system that benefits a tiny handful of people at the expense of everyone else. How to do that can seem impossible, but in fact – our future depends on it.
  • These problems can seem overwhelming. But when people put their minds to it, enormous changes can result.
  • Today there are over seven billion people in this world. The overwhelming majority are workers and poor people. Why shouldn’t the world be run by the majority in their own interests?

Socialism: A Society Based on Human Need – Not on Exploitation

If the majority decides how to run the planet, we could create a different world: A world that meets the needs of all the people, where everyone has the chance to be a creative and contributing member of society.

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