Political and Social
Polarization
Modern democracies have given people freedom and hope, more of the air to
breathe. In the process, groups have taken advantage of the freedoms and
increased their concentration of wealth and power, which has led to oligarchies.
Those who feel they have been unfairly sidetracked from the prosperity have
sought refuge by gathering together in nationalist organizations and populist
politics. The coming socialization poses a solution by implementing workplace
democracy in which workers have a stake in corporate management and are able to
institute a more equitable distribution of income and wealth.
Conclusions
All of the posed problems have previously required some form of government
intervention. The convergence of them at one time, and the growing perils from
climate change and pandemics strike a new chord in domestic and international
relations cooperation before competition, survival of all before survival of
the fittest, limited material wealth before unlimited natural catastrophes.
Those who previously exclaimed, "Better Dead than Red" need not transpose to "Better Red than Dead." "Better Pink than Sink," is the new slogan for the Democratic and Socialist communities, pushed to leadership in order to prevent Capitalism's latest offering human extinction.
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