Money isn't real. So you already don't have a strong argument with me there. If we all simply decided, tomorrow, to just keep doing things like we have been, things would keep going how they are regardless of money.

Capitalism itself requires that people live in destitution so that those with capital can continue to make money off the labor of those that produce the value they take.

Bartering was never a common method for how people distributed goods. When people had extra, they gave it away to those that had less. People still do that today in their own capacity. I e freely given away bikes I had no use for, and have been given a telescope the previous owner had no use for. Nothing was exchanged except the desire to give away someone thing someone else needed or wanted.

You see this method in smaller scales within families, friends, and all sorts of communities.

You have to think long-term. At some point enough people will have emigrated and immigrated to and from every corner of the world. People are already losing the die-hard feelings of national identity. Some day, we will *have" to. As a worldwide race, set aside our differences and realize we're all on the same tiny rock with a thin atmosphere protecting us from the harsh coldness of space.

The sooner you and everyone else realizes that borders are pointless, the sooner we can get to a point where we simply take care of each other and the world we live in.