But not the same.
I’ll ignore the “create a country” as I am not in your country but … “where all of us have access to the things we need in life”? Define need. The Declaration of Human Rights is an attempt to do that and it is silent about modes of transport or their cost. What most North Americans (indeed most in the ‘western’ world) think they need and what they actually need and what others elsewhere in the world need are at least three different things. Much of what we think we need is programmed into society by those whose interests it serves, which is not those of the broader mass of people.
I’d rather create a society where we don’t actually ‘need’ so many of these things and not in such quantity, and where vested corporate interests serve society rather than get to dictate how it works.
So I’m not splitting hairs, but on that we differ, apparently. Not gonna pursue it any more, going to bed very soon, anyway. G’night.
