Jeremiah Wright's America

Jeremiah Wright is sure God is Sovereign of the Earth. You may dispute that. Who/what then is sovereign, or do you leave that to the last man/race/corporation standing? Perhaps you believe in EDUCATION and the long haul of somebody keeping the aspiration alive that things could be better, "so we'll work for that."

Are you so rationalist that the most you'll allow is "we could do better than let the immigrant babies sleep another night in a former-Walmart-now-a-detention center"?

Call Jeremiah Wright's god what you will, the substance of Wright's emphatic conviction is that the Earth is not private property. Hmpf. What does that mean in dollars and cents?

Come dip your soul in the Sea of Gall-a-lee, the conceptual waters of Land Value Taxation, sweet to the landless, bitter to the land-clutcher.

In a short one hour mental walk-about, the Commons SF will introduce you to a concrete public policy manifestation of the very revolutionary conviction that the Earth is the birthright of all people.

Renters, outcasts, laborers in the employ of others, distraught do-gooders, one-droppers, and anyone with a grudge against some vaguely-perceived bully, this is a chance to take a wholesome spiritual bath.

FREE. ZOOM. KÜHL.