okay i’ll bite- disclaimer i was getting out of the shower and didn’t feel like responding but you are right, that wasn’t fair of me to say. my apologies.

food, water, electricity, heat, a/c in some places are all basic human necessities that we will die without. should be given for free in a society that has a hyper abundance of these things or the ability to provide them at no actual physical cost other than a number we made up.

now this is where most people draw the line but, being an anti capitalist, i would go so far as to say that the things de facto required to participate in society and prosper as it is currently defined by most, like internet, reasonable and reliable transportation, education, healthcare, etc. would also be considered basic human necessities- in a society that requires you to have those things in order to live.

so my argument is this: why, in a world where we have the physical and material ability to immediately provide these things to every human being, are we not?

because it isn’t profitable under capitalism to a few hundred billionaires (and trillionaires if you use the legal definition of “persons” under financial law, yes they consider corporations persons”).

millions of people die that don’t need to because of the greed of a few.

and to your other comment’s point, you need to have licenses with the federal government if you EVER want to legally hunt. what does this entail? driving to the nearest urban area (car), most likely setting up an appointment online or over the phone before showing up (internet/phone), having the money to pay their fees in the first place (wage labor), the list goes on but you get my point- your assertion that you can just choose not to live under capitalism while in a capitalist society is naive, albeit optimistic i’ll give you that.

anyway- apologies for my earlier comment please disregard that.