then?

have more money than god and
want to force them down our throats.

… but I also want clean water and a habitable planet. It’s not either/or.

Besides, considering what we've already done to injure and defile our precious Earth, and the wasteful, thoughtless habits we've already built, a city on Mars may not be such a bad idea for the future. What we've already done to our planet is gonna take quite a cleanup, along with some serious reeducation and wiser long-range habit-forming. The "use once/throw away" mentality has got to go the way of the dinosaurs.

The 🌎 is just a private resort for 3,000 people .
The rest of us are the servants and slaves that serve them . . .




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Anonymous
@YourAnonNews

Imagine waking up tomorrow and every billionaire vanished.
Most people would still go to work.
Food would still be grown.
Roads would still be built.
Hospitals would still operate.
Now imagine every worker vanished.
That's the difference between wealth and value.

Agreed

I want a comfortable bed
That won't hurt my back
Food to fill me up
And warm clothes and all that stuff.

And while having some class differences: erase poverty; and maybe limits to only multimillionaires ( raise the Social Security cap, too), and further clean up our air, land & waters.

I don't want to say there aren't any, but they're precious few compared to what it used to be.

Maybe Musk will actually make it to Mars some day. A one way trip would be ideal.

... that Bayer, primary producer of neonicitinoid insecticides, that are the biggest killer of honey bees, refuses to terminate production of that deadly product. If it kills honeybees, it's probably not too good for humans, either. But since when has that ever mattered to corporatists?

Such a purist. Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.