Laborious Kitty
@greenies4labor.bsky.social
I love cats, and I want a people-first America.
Americans (especially the liberal variety) not understanding that your leadership is a reflection of the electorate is peak irony given its rugged individualist culture.
January 29, 2026 at 9:31 AM
Americans (especially the liberal variety) not understanding that your leadership is a reflection of the electorate is peak irony given its rugged individualist culture.
1. transition essential consumption to co-ops
2. start working in or creating co-ops; all skills and interests are valuable and wanted
3. relentless campaigning for co-ops as a people-first economic system
4. champion politicians who'll institute co-op incentives and other people-first policies
2. start working in or creating co-ops; all skills and interests are valuable and wanted
3. relentless campaigning for co-ops as a people-first economic system
4. champion politicians who'll institute co-op incentives and other people-first policies
January 26, 2026 at 10:18 PM
1. transition essential consumption to co-ops
2. start working in or creating co-ops; all skills and interests are valuable and wanted
3. relentless campaigning for co-ops as a people-first economic system
4. champion politicians who'll institute co-op incentives and other people-first policies
2. start working in or creating co-ops; all skills and interests are valuable and wanted
3. relentless campaigning for co-ops as a people-first economic system
4. champion politicians who'll institute co-op incentives and other people-first policies
There's a feedback loop between labor and consumption. People work so they can consume needs and wants.
In a capitalist society, a private class owns the profits of labor and controls the prices of consumption.
Co-ops could be our rebellion. The people regain their power and sense of community.
In a capitalist society, a private class owns the profits of labor and controls the prices of consumption.
Co-ops could be our rebellion. The people regain their power and sense of community.
March 8, 2025 at 6:39 PM
There's a feedback loop between labor and consumption. People work so they can consume needs and wants.
In a capitalist society, a private class owns the profits of labor and controls the prices of consumption.
Co-ops could be our rebellion. The people regain their power and sense of community.
In a capitalist society, a private class owns the profits of labor and controls the prices of consumption.
Co-ops could be our rebellion. The people regain their power and sense of community.