Nobody owns the Earth. If you "own" more than 10 acres of land, the government should stop protecting it for you. Anymore than 10 acres to one individual or corporation and that land should automatically become available for public use, and deeded to any living creature who takes up residence or directly mixes his labor with the land.
This will free up lots of land. Take care of a lot of absentee property. Take care of a lot of slumlords. Make land more accessible to everyone. Drastically reduce the cost of living. And best of all it is a libertarian, anti-government solution (as most of the best solutions are)
Also ideally there would be NO corporations, but you know, that's not gonna happen, so I'm trying to be more practical
commie retard, you act like farms and anything the pubic needs like solar, fruit, vegetables is all pointless. warehouses to make your computer your typing on, etc. If you think this is a good idea you're super out of touch on reality.
Logan Butler
It is true that I am a "man of the libertarian left". If you choose to call me a "commie" then fine. What do you think of my idea though? I feel it is indisputable that this would produce a positive change in the world, without being TOO radical since IRL I am not an anarchist
Adrian Robinson
I believe in self-sufficiency. This system would stoke self-sufficiency. Also with 10 acres for a corporation, they could still get an awful lot of production done. So it's not like you wouldn't still have economy and consumerism. But IRL with 10 acres you can more or less produce everything that you need for a whole family, much less one singular person
Jace White
I really hope that ball spinning 1,000mph doesn’t lose the pressurized atmosphere into the vacuum of “”””””outer space”””””””
Mason Rivera
>Also with 10 acres for a corporation, they could still get an awful lot of production done. I mean 10 acres is like 7 football fields or something. So you can still have manufacturing businesses and so forth. And supply chains. It's not THAT radical of a change. It will just decentralize business from a bunch of monopolistic corporations to smaller, more privately owned enterprises
