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Speed Limits – In the fast-paced life of modern day capitalism those on the fringe have been forgotten!  A society that ignores the needs of its most vulnerable citizens reflects signs of dysfunction and looming collapse.  The American Dream is out of reach for many Americans and at worse a nightmare.  America has become an oligarchy run by corporations!  Citizens must rise up and take back our government from corporate lobbyist, and support legislation directed to the health and welfare of citizens over corporations.  Universal Basic Income, Healthcare and Education are Human Rights!

Historic Westside Las Vegas – Segregation built the neighborhood, but desegregation led to the decline. Homeless live under the I-15 overpass, although the city clears everyone once a week, rather than provide permanent housing.

Maurice – French Traveler – France enjoys universal healthcare and affordable university education.  France combines capitalist and socialist characteristics.

Randy – Afghanistan Veteran – Why should any man or woman work hard, and at the end, come up with pennies and not have or afford a place to live!  Slum lords take advantage of people, while abandoned foreclosed property could be repurposed to provide affordable housing and shelter the homeless.

Scott L – Urban Off-Grid Resident – The Government – System Doesn’t Work. The rich get richer and the poor stay poor, and if you get caught in between then you’re just screwed. If you’re not from old money, you have no money. Everything is about money. Healthcare is not free unlike other countries that have free healthcare.

F Capitalism advocates for the well being of Human Citizens over Corporations, and supports programs that recognize Healthcare, Education and a Living Wage as Human Rights!

Fix Capitalism Now!

Capitalism ignores the human suffering of those adversely impacted at the fringes.

For-profit entities, in an age of automation and artificial intelligence, should be taxed to provide Universal Healthcare, Free Education and Basic Income.

No one should have to work more than 40 hours a week to afford adequate housing, or go bankrupt because of an illness, and

No one should be without housing, or an opportunity to pursue education and training.

“Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness,” as stated in the United States Declaration of Independence, provides three “unalienable rights,” which according to the Declaration have been given to all human beings by their Creator, and which governments are created to protect.

Where ‘Liberty’ has been abstracted into unlimited 2nd amendment rights and the largest military budget 10 times over any other country in the World, why doesn’t ‘Life’ and the ‘Pursuit of Happiness’ mandate Universal Healthcare, Education and Basic Income as Human Rights!. The “Pursuit of Happiness” should not be afforded only by a mortgage and/or massive debt; effectively guaranteeing life long indentured servitude.

Universal Basic Income, Education and Healthcare are an appropriate response to capitalism in the era of technology, such as, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, which continue to eliminate work for humans.

Please join F Capitalism with your voice  to advocate for the well being of Human Citizens over Corporations, and support programs that recognize Healthcare, Education and a Living Wage as Human Rights!

Please contact us at truth@fcapitalism.com or @fcapitalism_ on twitter

Stacey – Art District Resident – Minimum wage doesn’t allow me to keep up with my minimal bills! Minimum wage is Not a Living wage.

Audrey & Travis – Entrepreneur & Veteran/Entrepreneur– We have issues with getting meds on time … life changing support. The system isn’t working. Too much concern about big business and money, money, money, but we forget that there’s people that matter such as veterans, homeless … everyone has their own place in the community. It’s our job to help each other find their own place in the community.

DJ Shakespeare – The top 1% own too much! The 3 wealthiest people in America are worth more than half the American population or 160 million people.

Isaiah – Mixed Media Artist – The system is always in “default”.  Not enough attention is given to the sources of issues, such as charging homeless for temporary shelter rather than providing permanent housing. It’s kind of strange how the system works, it’s meant to keep you down and in debt.