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Civic Sovereignty Implemented under capitalism cont.

• Citizens have the tools to challenge unfair practices and participate directly in shaping laws.
• Schools teach financial literacy, civic engagement, and accountability—not just obedience.
• Wealth is earned, but freedom is shared. Everyone plays by the same rules.
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Civic Sovereignty Implemented under capitalism

• Free markets, but with clear ethical boundaries—no exploitation, no monopolies, no corruption.
• Government transparency is non-negotiable—citizens see where money goes and how decisions are made.
• Local communities control local resources. Small businesses and co-ops are empowered over corporate monopolies.
• Lobbying is limited and public. Corporate power doesn’t outweigh citizen voices.
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Thoughts about thoughts

An analogy; two types of thoughts cloud thoughts and brick thoughts. Cloud thoughts are vague, uncontrollable, can’t be grasped. Brick thoughts are solid, tough, and can be used to build upon. Thoughts change how we perceive reality, not how reality actually is.