#circulation of wealth

[unifiedactioncoalition]

You want to terrorize them in real life? Mess up their cash flow.

Work collectively to create a self sufficient community where you buy locally owned, you share resources, start businesses, & you invest in eachother. Doing this allows recirculates the wealth amongst the collective & allows you to be able to drastically reduce the amount of money you spend with large businesses & corporations. Redistribution of wealth is key to closing the economic gaps piece by piece.

[unifiedactioncoalition]

Over the years, we've watched the citizens of other countries overthrow their governments, storm their "leaders" homes, & unify to make demands of their government when they weren't being treated right. Right now though, Americans are struggling. This pandemic has swept through this country taking lives, ravaging small businesses, and casting doubt over the resiliency of Americans. Meanwhile, the top 1% in this country are getting richer by the day & politicians are holding relief packages hostage in order to get their own personal agendas met.

So why are Americans suffering in silence? Why have we been conditioned to argue with one another about which side is right or wrong when, in reality, both sides are to blame? Why are we NOT uniting to hold them accountable? It's really not hard to understand - this system is by design.

You don't have to storm the Capitol or the White House to make a statement. We live in a capitalist society so MONEY is how you get them to pay attention. It's time to start organizing within your own community to create a self sufficient system. A system where you buy, sell, barter, & accumulate wealth within your own networks. Yes, the government still gets their piece of the pie because...taxes....BUT you are keeping your money & your services right where they will make you the most money for you, your family, & your community. Money is tight now but it is never too soon to start organizing. Let's brainstorm! Our inbox is open!

[unifiedactioncoalition]

What if we told you that everything you needed to problem solve and create sustainability in your community was already at your fingertips, would you believe us?

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Imagine you live in a city with a population of 50,000 and out of that number 10,000 people contributed $20 a month to a dedicated community development fund. That would be a total $200,000 a month to invest in the community. Over the course of 1 year, you've invested $2.4 million into your city.

What city are you in & what are some immediate needs of your city? If you had a say in how your city could use the $2.4 million, what would you put it toward?