Probably getting ready to use them in a UN mission in Haiti tbh, wouldn’t be the first (or the third) time.

You’re not wrong my friend, but it is because of hoarding by the capitalist class, as well as their willingness to destroy things rather than see the poor have them, as it would lower their perceived “value”. See: grocery stores and fast food joints throwing perfectly good food in the dumpster vs. giving it away, luxury brands like LV and others destroying handbags and what not to keep them artificially scarce, etc. We can make it happen with the industry and tech we have today.

They got shafted. Better than before, but nowhere near enough.

I store as much as I can on NAS. You never know when you’ll have internet issues while still having power or when something will be pulled from the net.

The industrialization needed to carry out the Marxist project has already occurred. Capitalism is a religion of infinite growth on a finite planet just for growth’s sake.