Thank you for the replies @Arma Gideon, @dembele and @PraiseJAH
apologies for the delayed response, I was offline.
> What does it mean to de I Seestem ? What region does the I live in ?
Iman is from Namibia, South West Africa. Haile greetings.
I believe there are different levels of self-sustainability, which overall is an ideal state allot of I and I aspire to obtain.
There is the self-sustainability and self-determinism of the mind and spirit. To know and not believe, to always keep the fyah burning from within, and yes @dembele to "EMANCIPATE YOURSELF FROM MENTAL SLAVERY"
Than there is economic sustainability. Which is harder to obtain because the system is designed for you to be a wage slave, living salary to salary. The system is cleverly designed, it is the markets that determine the price of bread and not the baker. The baker has no control they hope and pray that the economy stays stable, there is no foundation for sustainability.
3 ways to become economically self-sustainable If you are not fortunate enough to have land or a silver spoon:
1. Play the game, become a capitalists, easier said than done though, you need capital to start playing, but if you manage, play to win, and help your people.
2. Leonard Howell, Marcus Garvey and Prince Emanuel style. Build communities schools, hospitals, farms collectively... Collectively share your skills and knowledge within your community. This way you can build an economically sustainable community that is largely detached from the system. But than it becomes a questions of security because if successful the community will be a target by the "police" and "military" complex, see how they target Howell, Garvey, Emanuel, X, King, Nrkrumah, Lumumba, Sankara .... and many of the founding fathers.
3. Related to 2. If we collectively stop playing the game, the system will crush. If we all decide not to go to work, the cogs and levers of the machine will simply stop turning.
Give thanks
Ras TafarI
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