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We will try and use this process to find out the truth behind these corporate thieves to at least expose their criminal behaviour.
We will try and use this process to find out the truth behind these corporate thieves to at least expose their criminal behaviour.
The crisis we are facing is a crisis of the system of production and reproduction that has dominated the earth for 150 years.
In 1946, the year after the end of World War Two, New Zealand introduced a minimum wage that was 83% of the average wage and a universal family benefit of 10 shillings a week for every child. This benefit was made universal, tax-free and not means-tested.
For 150 years, capitalism has always been a system that breeds inequality, racism, war, oppression and exploitation. That’s enough for me to want to end this system. Recent decades have revealed the fact that this system is also incapable of coexisting with the needs of the planet itself as a consequence of global warming and climate change.