Ending abject poverty makes moral and philosophical sense, but it also makes mathematical sense. The US Government could save 86 thousand dollar per year for each unhoused person that would receive a seed money grant. This episode takes a capitalist look at the value of ending homelessness through the seed money act. 

Is there a solution “homelessness” in America? Many would say there isn’t, but why not? What evidence do we really have that homelessness is an inevitability in one of the world's wealthiest societies?  Is this episode we explore a shift in consciousness around people who are unhoused in American, and why The Seed Money Act makes ending homelessness a reality.

Liberating Race Episode:

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We spending trillions of tax payer dollars each year to end poverty and it doesn't work, we still have Americans who are forced to live outside. In this episode, Darryl lays out how the Seed Money Act can replace wasteful government programs that subsidize rent costs and mortgage loans for lower-income Americans. By allowing those buyers and renters to participate in capitalism just like everyone else, we can shift government spending on programs and instead pass it on to the people that need it.

Maintaining poverty is expensive. We could save a lot of money by eradicating poverty instead of simply treating its symptoms. In this episode Darryl unpacks how we could do that with The Seed Money Act, a new approach to seeding wealth for every American and boosting the entire economy in the process. 

Who first sold land to those that owned it, resold it, or handed it to down their children? What gave them the authority to sell it?  

They didn't create it. They did not invent the science that creates it's natural resources. The earth itself produces it's abundance, and somewhere along the way we lost sight that that abundance should be inherited by all who live on it. In this episode, Darryl unpacks the early philosophies behind "the commons", and how they relate to modern economics, wealth, and poverty. 

In this episode, Darryl shares the feasibility of ending poverty in American and introduces the Seed Money Act.

Welcome to On Wealth, hosted by Darryl Finkton Jr. Launching Wednesday November 2nd.