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sabrina 1

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4. Maybe it could become a Global movement. There is power in numbers. They did this in Argentina

Reply to trublu992 (Reply #1)

Wed Feb 12, 2014, 12:23 AM

Feb 2014

after the Predatory Capitalists collapsed THEIR economy. It was inspiring to see the people regain their spirit and take things into their own hands.

I agree with you, we should join them and do it here. Thinking of all those boarded up towns in the US, all the homeless. If they could get organized, maybe work with those in France who have done it, in Argentina also.

Great idea. We won't get anything through Congress, time for the people to rebuild this country from the destruction the greedy, immoral, criminal predatory capitalists have left in their wake.

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Workers of self-managed factories gather in Marseille [View all] Joe Shlabotnik Feb 2014 OP

I want this for America so bad trublu992 Feb 2014 #1

I hear you loud and clear !!!!!!! SamKnause Feb 2014 #2

Maybe it could become a Global movement. There is power in numbers. They did this in Argentina sabrina 1 Feb 2014 #4

Where would the money come from? trublu992 Feb 2014 #6

I loved this idea when I read about Argentina, thanks to another DUer who provided me with links sabrina 1 Feb 2014 #3

It could work for some industries Joe Shlabotnik Feb 2014 #5

This is what DU should be doing, incubating solutions trublu992 Feb 2014 #7