We, the 99%, Declare:
We are not passive participants in a system that exploits our labor, erodes our dignity, and concentrates wealth in the hands of a few. We are thinkers, builders, caregivers, artists, and dreamers—and we refuse to be disposable.
The Problem:
- The wealth gap has become a chasm. While billionaires accumulate fortunes beyond comprehension, millions struggle to afford housing, healthcare, and education.
- Our labor powers the economy, yet our wages stagnate while executive compensation soars.
- The political system, shaped by corporate interests, protects the elite while silencing the majority.
- We are told to work harder, budget better, and be grateful—while the rules are rigged against us.
The Truth:
- This is not accidental. It is systemic.
- The myth of meritocracy masks a reality of inherited privilege and institutional bias.
- Economic inequality is not just a financial issue—it is a moral crisis.
Our Vision:
- A world where wealth is shared, not hoarded.
- A society where every person has access to housing, healthcare, education, and opportunity.
- An economy that values dignity over profit, cooperation over competition, and justice over exploitation.
Our Demands:
- Progressive taxation on extreme wealth and corporate profits.
- Universal basic income and living wages for all workers.
- Debt forgiveness and access to free public education.
- Public ownership of essential services—healthcare, housing, energy, and transit.
- Transparent governance and campaign finance reform to end corporate control of politics.
Our Strategy:
- Educate. Organize. Mobilize.
- Build coalitions across race, class, gender, and geography.
- Support labor movements, mutual aid networks, and community-led initiatives.
- Use art, media, and storytelling to awaken hearts and minds.
- Vote, protest, and create alternatives—until the system reflects our values.
Our Belief:
We are not powerless. We are many. And together, we can rewrite the rules.
- How do laws, algorithms, and data infrastructures encode inequality?
- How do financial flows reinforce elite influence?
- Structural Definition: Usefulness as Economic Utility
- Why do we “spell”?
- Myths, narratives and the labor of consent
- How the Elite Maintain Control
- 10 Elite Patterns Worth Naming
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