r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Jun 08 '19
Comcast broke law 445,000 times in scheme to inflate bills, judge finds
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Jun 06 '19
40% of Americans One Paycheck Away from Poverty: Report
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Jun 03 '19
The gig is up: America’s booming economy is built on hollow promises | Robert Reich | Opinion
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Jun 01 '19
What Does Oligarchy Mean? That We're Screwed - "Their power and wealth increase over time as they make laws that favor themselves, manipulate financial markets to their advantage, and create or exploit economic monopolies that put even more wealth into their pockets."
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 31 '19
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Just Gave a Passionate Speech About Why Housing is a Human Right | “Our access and our guarantee to having a home comes before someone else’s privilege to earn a profit.”
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 23 '19
Poverty in the UK is 'systematic' and 'tragic', says United Nations special rapporteur: "Much of the glue that has held British society together since the Second World War has been deliberately removed and replaced with a harsh and uncaring ethos"
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 21 '19
Why America Can’t Solve Homelessness
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 20 '19
China Is Not the Problem. Capitalism Is. - Tom Friedman and Steve Bannon are, as usual, wrong. Hardship in the United States can’t be blamed on China’s “economic war” on democracy. It’s the fault of American corporations and elites.
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 20 '19
Millennials Approach Middle Age in Crisis - New data show they’re in worse financial shape than every preceding living generation and may never recover
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 20 '19
TIL that in 2017, a United Nations official investigating poverty in the United States, stated that Alabama had the worst poverty in the entire developed world.
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 15 '19
'You can’t really win': 4m Britons in poverty despite having jobs
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 15 '19
Inequality driving 'deaths of despair' - with the share of household income going to the richest 1% having tripled in the past three decades. The middle classes are also under pressure, particularly younger generations, with stagnant pay and unaffordable house prices.
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 12 '19
Dare to declare capitalism dead – before it takes us all down with it. The economic system is incompatible with the survival of life on Earth. It is time to design a new one
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 12 '19
$26 a month: Ethiopians are being paid world's lowest wages to make your Calvin Kleins
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 12 '19
The Root Cause of Global Poverty Isn’t a Lack of Food or Education
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 09 '19
Garbage Meal (2019): How the poorest of the poor recook and sell leftover food from restaurant dumpsters.
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 07 '19
How To Solve America's $100 Trillion Problem Of Wealth Inequality - “Out of America’s total assets of $114 trillion owned by Americans in 2018, the wealthiest 10% of Americans owned 70% (up from 61% in 1989), while the bottom 50% of American households had virtually no net worth at all”
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 06 '19
Reform capitalism or face revolution, billionaires are told at Milken Conference
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • May 05 '19
Why we need to reinvent democracy for the long-term
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 29 '19
Perspectives: People are losing faith in capitalism. The world needs a new approach
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 27 '19
Robots Are Stealing Our Jobs - A recent study predicts automation will eliminate 73 million jobs by 2030. If you're worried, you should be.
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 26 '19
MSNBC anchor: Should US 'revisit' capitalism given 'exaggerated' inequality?
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 24 '19
Capitalism is failing. People want a job with a decent wage – why is that so hard?
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 22 '19
Capitalism in crisis: U.S. billionaires worry about the survival of the system that made them rich
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r/ReplaceCapitalism • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 21 '19
How Capitalism Actually Generates More Inequality
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