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Platform: A Humanitarian Model For An Egalitarian Society
Democratic Egalitarianism is a belief in human equality and opportunity especially with respect to the social, political, and economic lives of a nation's people.
Platform points directly at a new and virulent strain of post-colonial feudalism that has evolved in our country from its inception 243 years ago. The result is a new class society -- the New Feudalism -- comprised of a minority class of billionaire industrialists, a lower wealthy class of multi-millionaires, and a vast and growing population of the near poor, poor, and homeless. 100 million Americans -- a third of our entire population -- now teeter on the brink of poverty. 40 million are impoverished and dependent on a demeaning welfare system. Up to a million more have now fallen into the ranks of the homeless. Americans are a vulnerable society slowly spiraling into poverty, taking our polluted environment with us.
Platform proposes 24 Egalitarian Objectives to change the our course of our descent.
Platform points directly at a new and virulent strain of post-colonial feudalism that has evolved in our country from its inception 243 years ago. The result is a new class society -- the New Feudalism -- comprised of a minority class of billionaire industrialists, a lower wealthy class of multi-millionaires, and a vast and growing population of the near poor, poor, and homeless. 100 million Americans -- a third of our entire population -- now teeter on the brink of poverty. 40 million are impoverished and dependent on a demeaning welfare system. Up to a million more have now fallen into the ranks of the homeless. Americans are a vulnerable society slowly spiraling into poverty, taking our polluted environment with us.
Platform proposes 24 Egalitarian Objectives to change the our course of our descent.
135 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 31, 2019
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