The Freedom Movement: Free Food, Free Drugs & World Peace

"Do you want to be able to eat as much food as you want without paying? Wouldn’t you like to download all the videos and music in the world for free? Wouldn’t you like tickets to go to movies, music shows, and sporting events for free? What I am presenting is a new socioeconomic theory built upon a simple premise: People should be able to “buy” these things for free and companies should still be able to make real money. This sounds like a crime doesn’t it? Not to worry, the underlying structure of the money-based economy can still remain intact, and indeed, some things you will still need to pay for with real money, such as illegal drugs. The very first line of The Communist Manifesto states: “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.” Nowhere are these class struggles more sharply contrasted than in the struggle for resources, which are based on scarcity. The greatest absurdity is starvation and malnourishment despite worldwide industrialization. The time has come for food competition in the world market to be reduced, and the only way that this can be accomplished is if food is “sold” for free. Previously, food aid has been considered a loss, but my socioeconomic theory allows for real profit to be generated. What this means is that food aid can be “bought” for free everywhere in the world without significant losses in revenue. Individual governments will be allowed to regulate as per usual. In this way, the world food and stock markets will remain intact, food “prices” will still be calculated according to inflation, and real profits will still be generated. As a result of food socialization, most other commodities would be made free as well in the corporate sphere. Independently run businesses, however, would not be completely socialized. Thus, my socioeconomic theory provides a new model that allows socialism and capitalism to function together harmoniously."