Keep working, stop paying is a distillation of decades of learning, and a couple epiphanies.

This book caused me to identify as communist.
I was not prepared for this revelation.
I still thought ancrap wasn't a contradiction.
It is.

I had read Goldman, Berkman, and Kropotkin many years prior to Bellamy tying up my loose ends.

I think all those people were trapped in their time.
They failed to ignite enough fires in the minds of men.
Their solutions failed to be embraced by the mainstream.

Not for lack of trying, mind you.
Berkman did time and Goldman's dead husband was declared a noncitizen so she could be deported.
All three ended their days in soviet russia declaring there to be no communism to be seen.
Just more rule by force.

So, where i stand, rule by force must be removed from the equation.

The economic system we have is built on lies and obfuscations.
Why we sell our labor for wages, only to buy it back at a discount, is just silly, imo.
Wages can never equal what we have to pay to get our labor's fruit back.
If they did, there could be no profits.
Better to cut out the bankster in the middle, iyam.

Peaceful cooperation is the way out.

Instead of setting our kids up to fail, as we do now, we have to create avenues for them to follow in our footsteps.

Picture a world where anything you want is just a mouse click from being delivered to your driveway on the promise that you not be a bum.

20k hours of labor is all that is needed from each of us to live in abundance.

We start work by our twenties, we stop 'working' at fifty.
At some point before twenty we start picking up skills for our working life.
After fifty we live a jetset lifestyle, or any other, and we will retire to space, at some point.

The sky really is the limit when the price of things no longer have taxes nor profits built in to keep the poor people poor.

Imagine the space projects unconstrained by budgets.
Their only limits are in resources and manpower.

Keep working, stop paying can get us from here to there on any given tuesday.