What if you're a communist capitalist? What if you believe in things social, like sharing what's not made by people (such as where a house or commercial kitchen is located, petroleum and water, or a continent), but you simultaneously are down with owning the stuff you (and you in concert with others) make?

What if you believe the earth is existentially distinguishable from the stuff humans make out of the earth? Does that make you a half-baked Marxist glommed onto a born-again capitalist?

What if, aspirationally, you'd abolish private gain from owning Nature, but also abolish taxes on being a human being making/doing stuff for others?

You're politically anadromous!

Join a Zoom gather of the San Francisco Anadromous Political Society to learn about this newest-to-you variation on a San Francisco theme of going both ways.