100 days of complicity: The Walking Tour

Hmm. Should any human being have to pay another human being to use the Earth?

The most fundamental social justice truth guiding all champions of liberty and freedom for all ought to be that "No one should have to pay another person rent for access to the Earth." And yet 100 days in a row of Trump, and two terms of Obama, and 241 years into the USA, hardly a pip about that all embracing truth.

The commies talk vaguely of sharing the means of production. The religionists talk about surplice value. The defenders of conventional capitalism extol privatizing access to the material universe in the greatest insult to the spirit of liberty.

Come along on a free walking tour that presents San Francisco's 128 year old concrete proposal for how to share the value of the Earth itself. It's about social movements as they strain to discover a universal solvent of love, with love defined as "excluding no one from equal access to place."

If you are prepared to give up all of your identity politics agitation, this 2 and half hours are for you!