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Let's say it has failed you personally. You are probably not the only person that feels that way. What in a capitalist society is stopping you from forming a co

Let's say it has failed you personally. You are probably not the only person that feels that way. What in a capitalist society is stopping you from forming a community that is far more socialist? All the companies in your community can be employee-owned. You are free to tax yourselves to provide social services above and beyond the baseline. Why not show the capitalists how your system is superior?

WalterBright 7y ago
That's true. There's nothing illegal at all about starting your own commune in the US. In fact, I think as many as tens of thousands have been created over the years. All of them either (1) failed (2) became capitalistic (3) have a constant turnover of members.