Hello, I’m Juniperus, a Democratic Socialist from somewhere within the United States. Send me a PM if you would like to collaborate on open-source software for social development and the greater good.
Please read this post if you would like an introduction to my project.
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Whew what a mysterious comment! Well done riddle man!
Are you saying people who have too many kids don’t know which way the wind blows? Because I would agree with that, but I would point out that education is extremely effective at helping kids grow up to be sensible people, so the problem is solvable.
Thanks David, I appreciate the feedback. It’s quite a rabbit hole so it’s encouraging that you took some time with it. I’ll be sure to check back often in case you or anyone else has questions.
Hmm fair enough, how would you word it? You have to get the plan funded somehow.
Sorry about that, it’s the “INCORPORATION” document linked above, the Articles of Incorporation template which defines the legal structure of the company, much like its constitution.
Here you go: https://codeberg.org/Brachylophus/Apoidea/src/branch/main/INCORPORATION.md
I just created a community on infosec for those interested.
if people organize into cooperatives all at the same time we can have a general strike. How the bougie bastards respond is up to them
Not sure why you’re such a hostile person. In fact I think it’s great that you know how to make medicine. I think it would be better if you had a lab and a team to work with, but I suppose we just think differently.
Oh my god watching you die is gonna be so fucking funny. I meant like making food and medicine in actual reality so people don’t physically die when systems currently doing this break down.
You do realize that without a social structure someone will just come take your food and medicine away from you, right?
But hey, I guess didn’t really expect someone espousing anarchy to want to learn anyway.
Good luck friend.
Well, it is quite discouraging, yes. But on the bright side, we still have time to build the systems we need to survive the hardships that are coming. Let me know if you are interested in hearing about my efforts.
Can you educate me about anarchists a bit? When you say survival systems, do you mean social systems? Also does anarchism intersect with libertarianism at all?
The reason I ask is that I am building those systems, specifically server software intended to allow groups of people to found their own cooperatives as economic survival mechanisms. It’s a form of democratic socialism, so I don’t know how that squares with your world view.
I suppose if you wanted privacy and decoupling from the dollar you could deal in monero instead, as it will have currency support. I just worry about the power consumption with crypto.
They have my ip. shrug
Sure would be nice if we could reform economically instead. Not that I feel bad for the pedos or the tyrants, but a lot of other people will have a very bad time if shit really hits the fan without some sort of economic plan in place.
By organizing into cooperatives.
Or we organize our own industrial worker cooperatives and try to avoid a shooting war.
Organize workers into a co-op, negotiate staffing agreements with the capitalists, and use the staffing margin to fund a business plan for the co-op to operate.
And then of course, drop the staffing contracts when they’re no longer needed. Too bad so sad, find your own workers now.
Perhaps we should organize against those bottom-feeders?
What’s to stop people from rooting the printer?
Claude, design the best Ford ever, make no mistakes.
Do you prefer the idea of new owners gaining their voting rights gradually during the “Provisional Period” (1 share / 1 vote) or should new owners have full voting rights on day 1 (1 person / 1 vote)?
There are two primary ways to raise funds for startup:
1. Pre-incorporation dues: During the “club phase,” owners will contribute funds periodically to establish the governance and initial systems. Volunteer efforts only during the club phase.
2. Post-incorporation labor contracts: Similar to a hiring agency, the CEO can negotiate labor contracts with other businesses with the goal of hiring out owner labor to bring in initial capital. The owner gets a paycheck and the margin goes toward capitalization of the business plan, a win/win. The percentage of the labor contract value that is paid to the owners doing the labor should be fixed by vote, and all bonus pay must be suspended while labor contracts are active since they are a funding mechanism, not a business model.
This plan is helpful because it no longer requires workers to have the same employer just to organize a union, you can simply create your corporation independently and with whomever you like. Additionally, the larger and more specialized your co-op is, the greater your bargaining power will be.
The startup sequence becomes:
Server Setup >> Recruitment >> Elections >> Dues >> Incorporation (C-Corp) >> Labor Contracts >> Business Plan Implementation
Read the Master Staffing Agreement template.
Haha all good I have fun with it.
You do make a great point, we proletariat are clearly chattel to these people, and where my thoughts go is the incredible things we could accomplish as a society if we weren’t so busy building nonsense vanity projects and yachts for the ultra-weathly.