We should invent a new economy. Like super capitalism where the top CREATOR of value pays no taxes, and everyone else pays 50%. Financial death penalty for corruption. Basic needs are covered for everyone and all debts are forgiven after 7 years.
dedicated officers on every corporate board to make sure they aren't doing shady shit.
heavy fines for fucking up the commons that we all share. corporate death penalty for bad faith actions that kill people.
I think that when you learn to #meditate it frees up resources for actual thinking. So much time is spent reconsidering a past you can't remember, or anticipating a future doom you aren't prepared for.
#Seattle should create a Cannabis Entertainment District modeled after Amsterdam, using the tax revenue to fund a dedicated Humanity Services Village. By siting this village on underutilized SDOT land away from the business corridors and quiet residential neighborhoods, the city can create a safe, welcoming space for those in need without disrupting the local economy or the peace of our communities.
This village would serve as a professional, centralized hub that transforms our currently fragmented social services into a high-efficiency triage system:
Professional Intake: A modest but high-quality facility—similar to a refugee intake center—offering hot showers, meals, mail services, and charging stations.
The "Sift": Professional staff on-site to immediately distinguish between "bad luck" cases (temporary hardship) and "chronic illness" (addiction and mental health) to ensure people get the specific help they need.
Service Saturation: A mandate that all city-funded non-profits, churches, and community organizers consolidate their outreach at this single location to end the "scattershot" approach.
Agile Infrastructure: Built using cheap, movable, and modular units to keep costs low and allow the city to remain flexible as needs change.
Jack 👾
Stoney Takes