 But transforming our economy into one that everyone works with their hands, and trades goods and services, is a lot more unrealistic than, say, letting the tax cuts expire, and regulating the financial industry. If the 00% would start focussing on that, it would happen. I don't have anything against community cooperatives and those kinds of initiatives, or in putting your money as directly as possible into the pockets of those who produce things. And, as I earlier agreed, it's generally smart not to borrow money, depending on what someone is borrowing for. 