Are you suffering from any of these?
Basic needs insecurity (food, housing, healthcare, transportation, sanitation)
Nutrition-related problems (malnutrition, food addiction, food insecurity)
Chronic physical health issues (diabetes, hypertension, heart disease)
Mental health struggles (substance abuse, depression, anxiety, ADHD)
Work-related strain (injury, burnout, stress, fatigue, overwork)
Limited opportunities (restricted access to education, jobs, technology, financial services)
Inequality, discrimination, lack of safety nets, weak support systems
Financial hardship (transportation, debt, and utilities insecurity)
These are known design flaws in capitalism—this system is destroying us.
Everywhere we look, the costs are mounting—homelessness, repression, ecological collapse, endless wars for profit. This system is not built to last. We can no longer ignore the consequences.
There are alternatives.
We must act now before it’s too late.
This message is for those of us who see the problem
If you are looking for a global solution and believe one can be found, keep reading.
We have to pick a new socio-economic system that works for everyone.
A New Kind of Economy
What if the purpose of the economy
was to develop people, not profits?
This model would combine mutual aid, professional development, and resource management into one living system.
Mutual aid ensures everyone has all their needs met and has opportunities to grow.
Professional networks turn every job/trade/career into learning and collaboration.
Resource management keeps our materials and ecosystems in balance.
Together, they create a self-sustaining loop of care, skill, and stewardship—an economy that measures progress, not by how much people profit, but by how much people advance.
See the blog for an economy concept called the “Human Development Economy”.
Exit Strategy From Capitalism:
An 8-Step Road Map
The transition from capitalism will not happen by accident—it must be organized, rehearsed, and carried out with care. This road map outlines a coordinated process for communities to build new systems of cooperation, resource management, and education while withdrawing labor and power from exploitative structures. Each step strengthens local resilience and global solidarity, guiding society toward an economy built on care, skill, and shared responsibility.
Spreading the Word and Raising Awareness – shaping public understanding, building shared vision, and sparking collective imagination.
Expansion, Preparation, and Rehearsal – organizing teams, resources, and global coordination through local and digital networks.
Mutual Aid Expansion – building parallel systems for care and coordination, including police and military deprogramming and reintegration into community safety roles.
Mass Refusal – coordinated slowdown, strike, and withdrawal from capitalist labor.
Fuel, Communication, and Utilities Co-opting – transferring control of critical infrastructure to cooperative management.
Product Liberation – reclaiming goods and production for public use.
Shelter in Place Day – the turning point when society pauses and reorganizes locally.
Reinventing Public Education – embedding lifelong learning and human development into the new system, and spreading this vision to current high school juniors and seniors who will inherit and lead it.
Call to Action
Commit to sharing this message with five different people a day
The model is viral growth only instead of doubling each time, the message spreads by powers of five. At this rate, a message can spread across the globe in less than 14 weeks, days, or even hours.
The internet allows mass numbers of people to communicate anywhere in the world instantly.
we are ready to shut down capitalism and step into a new age of global peace.
Read. Share. Organize. Overcome.