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letra de bader brains - vast & valuable

“cccplease make this game playable. today i learned in school that coitus is a higher purpose than human rights.”

as long as there is civilization, there is capitalism. and the only good thing i remember from my country’s cold war past is public property, even though it was regime-property. the good thing on corporations is, that anyone can own them, without stealing from anyone. the bad thing is – they are mostly transnational, which makes it difficult to buy them (surely a capitalist defense mechanism). from those extra 100 billion euro for the german military etat in 2022 you could еasily have bought the entirе market stock of sap – the 2nd worthiest german enterprise. do this for 20 years and the entire dax is public property. public property within a democracy, a win-win situation. most people critize the regime in cccp, not the system. isn’t centrally planned economy, what the world needs now? i mean “the limit of growth” and the depletion of the planet. it seems to me like this is the perfect trade-off. we still can consume, but it is organized and planned. yes, there will be waiting lists, but there will be ebay too. in cuba they still drive america’s cars from the sixties. i would take my record collection with me to cuba, the proverbial desert island. and socialism is always scarcity economy when you compare it to current hypercapitalism. is prosperity always the same as abundance? and if prosperity equals abundancy, why are there people living on the street? and is this the excuse you want to tell generation kappa? we needed everything on demand, so we watched the world burn to the ground? isn’t it scary, that entire states get bullied by the industry? that the majority of the population is in dependence of private individuals and their shareholders? when means of production are fully mechanized some day, the factories will run themselves. and corporate social responsibility will change drastically. i would prefer to have a national or european economy, which belongs to every citizen, not bosses and gamblers. where everyone owns everything and there is still enough for a whole lot of private property. yes, you can keep your car and your house – but businessmen own the entire world. i think marx conceived communism as the antithesis, the negation to capitalism, since he was hegel-fan. now is the time to get the synthesis done. i claim: corporate yield for everyone and organized economy not organized crime – under a classless democratic flag

“trickle down is a small investment into the survival of our species. our stockmarket basically says: capitalists of the world – unite!” most wars are either fought to acquire or to defend property. “hände an die hosennaht, sie schwein.”

you live in the belly of a machine which cannot even be stopped in the face of real extinction. we have weapons which could easily blow up the entire planet, we have a climate crisis. we have poverty, hunger and disease. we have a feudal-system which passes all the lifetime assets from generation to generation, with no end. and all you can do is watching and accepting your fate. and we could easily irrigate every desert on this planet with just sea-water, solar panels and filters. but we can’t. it always needs the goodwill of the investor, and the opportunity. you were wrong, ressources are endless

“those guys get f-cked up by the industry, not by civilization.”

- vast valuable

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