| We have to do what is right for the people. The rich already have their hills and houses. But there are many people living with no "home" to return to. And many people with just enough food to survive. We need to help these people find a place to live, help them get decent meals everyday, and as unfortunate as it is find them a master(boss) to slave(work) for(a job). But you cannot just go into the slums and start telling people to go to the soup house and to the "bum inn". We have to go out and get to know these people. Ask them why they are there. For some it may be a choice. They may not want help. There is no point in bringing a dog in from the rain if it just wants right back out agian. It might be whats best for the dog, but it's not happy, and thus an infringment of the right to happiness. If in your pursuit of happiness you find yourself wanting to simply travel, not travel as part of a job, but just freely move from place to place, explore the world, or country that you live in, you will find that it is quite simply near impossible. First, how would you eat? Second where would you sleep? Would you work the oddball job here, then move on and work the oddball job there? Might work for a while, but whats the point? You still find yourself ending up in a contract using your days you coul dbe moving about busing someone's table. If you manage to find someone in need of some assistance in an area where you have knowledge, you wouldn't be in a contract, and you would be doing them a favor and a return favor they feed you, and let you stay somewhere near(ie spare room, garage, basement, shack, shed, etc.). And if they give you a form of currency(money, in this country, dollars), then you can purchase clothes. To be quite honest, you cannot do away with the market place. No matter how much you think you can, unless everything a community makes, grows, or raises is "thrown in a big pile" and each takes only what is needed, the basic barter system applies. I'll trade you some of my tobacco for some of your paper. Communism is an interesting subject. People always say things like "damn commies" and such. Yet a communistic society is a community(thats where the word comes from) in which people all work toward the common good of eachother. Nothign is soley owned. it belongs to the community
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