I Think This Has Been A Class

The Parties With The Most Gain Never Show Up On The Battlefield.

A Term Like Capitalism Is Incredibly Slippery, Because There's Such A Range Of Different Kinds Of Market Economies.

It Seems To Me That Our Problem Has A Lot Less To Do With The Mechanics Of Solar Power Than The Politics Of Human Power—specifically Whether There Can Be A Shift In Who Wields It, A Shift Away From Corporations And Toward Communities, Which In Turn Depends On Whether Or Not The Great Many People Who Are Getting A Rotten Deal Under Our Current System Can Build A Determined And Diverse Enough Social Force To Change The Balance Of Power.

Our Economy Is At War With Many Forms Of Life On Earth, Including Human Life. What The Climate Needs To Avoid Collapse Is A Contraction Of Humanity's Use Of Resources; What Our Economic Model Demands To Avoid Collapse Is Unfettered Expansion. Only One Of These Sets Of Rules Can Be Changed, And It's Not The Laws Of Nature

Hope Has Never Trickled Down, It Has Always Sprung Up.