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my dude has rediscovered the commons and I could not be happier for them

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  • susankayequinn@wandering.shopS susankayequinn@wandering.shop

    now imagine this happening everywhere... imagine the mindset shift it would create... imagine how radically it would improve people's lives, all while still existing side-by-side with capitalism (for now). Imagine the pressures it would put on a system that's brutal and exploitive when they can actually get their needs met outside of that system.

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    @susankayequinn

    The two women writing under the joint pen name J. K. Gibson-Graham have built a whole scholarly research network around basically this idea. Basically, many worlds are possible, and better ones already exist out there right now!

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    • midnite@yiff.lifeM midnite@yiff.life

      @susankayequinn @mweiss maybe i would call it the gift economy or community mutual aid?

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      @midnite @mweiss

      If y'all haven't read the *Serviceberry* I highly recommend it -- speaks to this issue and gift economies in general.

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      • michaeltbacon@social.coopM michaeltbacon@social.coop

        @susankayequinn

        The two women writing under the joint pen name J. K. Gibson-Graham have built a whole scholarly research network around basically this idea. Basically, many worlds are possible, and better ones already exist out there right now!

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        @MichaelTBacon oh this looks great! Thank you for sharing.

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        • susankayequinn@wandering.shopS susankayequinn@wandering.shop

          now imagine this happening everywhere... imagine the mindset shift it would create... imagine how radically it would improve people's lives, all while still existing side-by-side with capitalism (for now). Imagine the pressures it would put on a system that's brutal and exploitive when they can actually get their needs met outside of that system.

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          Seems like a good time for me to recommend (again) the Serviceberry (gift economies) and Caliban and the Witch (capitalist enclosure of women's bodies and destruction of communal means of support).

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