Producers create value through their labor and ingenuity, thereby driving economic growth.

Extractors appropriate this value without contributing to its creation.

The current system structurally separates producers and extractors.

A correct system reconciles this separation to ensure a correct distribution of wealth.

It really is that simple.

>>510446653 (OP)
>Producers create value through their labor
What do you do for work and what value do you produce?

>>510446940
I grew up with farmers. I produced crops and helped distribute them at a farmers market. I now go to school to become a programmer and actively participate in a socialist political party.

>>510447167
>I now go to school
So you do not actually work or produce anything of value? Without sounding like a gibs-nigger, try to explain the "system" that will properly reward you free shit in exchange for the nothing you are providing in return?

>>510447520
I work at a grocery store, if that’s what you are asking. But, I do not support the model under which I work and live.

Societies fund schools and universities because educated people drive innovation, fill essential roles, and boost the economy. It is one of the choices we can make when the surplus wealth extraction is in the hands of democracy.

>>510448082
>I work at a grocery store
So what sort of value would you consider your "labor and ingenuity" is creating? How much do you feel it is worth? If you feel your worth is more than you are being paid now have you attempted to negotiate a better contract or take your "labor and ingenuity" elsewhere where it will be valued more highly?
>Societies fund schools and universities because educated people drive innovation, fill essential roles, and boost the economy.
Do you have any evidence to support this claim? At any point in this whole "system" you're fantasizing about will you become a net giver and not a net taker?

>>510448386
What do you think about your own role flipping that balance?

An example is FIRE (Finance, Insurance, Real Estate) or Bitcoin extracting wealth from labor. Passive income grows faster than wages.

In the US, the average CEO extracts on average 344 times their employees wage. What role are you playing by defending this parasitic system?

Drain the swamp.

>>510448960
NTA but maybe just maybe we can not suck off Marx and/or Smith. No more third world importation and buck break every single Wall Street goblin on live TV and make them suffer for their crimes against the U.S. also just do the day of the flush, nobody likes jeets.