> it's going to be a worse one for almost everyone It could be, if we let it go that way. Or we could use this crisis to our advantage, learn from it and restr

> it's going to be a worse one for almost everyone It could be, if we let it go that way. Or we could use this crisis to our advantage, learn from it and restructure things to be better for people in future. This situation has exposed many problems that were already pervasive but just not as destructive to so many people as they are now showing to be under the stress our social system is being subjected to. The fact that so many people live paycheck to paycheck, that so many have poor access to healthcare, and generally have little to no safety net when times get just a little bad, through no fault of their own. The pandemic has really shown how undervalued many of the most important workers in our society are and how fragile the systems we have in place are, due to the mismanagement of our institutions and the disproportionate power we have given to very greedy and callous people. We have an opportunity to reject the institutions in their current state and hold those in power to account for the crimes they are committing which are the same crimes they have been committing all along.