The Sharing Garden Shows the Way to a Moneyless Food System

Saw this figured I would post it.

And, in true Sharing Garden fashion, the harvest is distributed not only to the volunteers, but also to the food bank next door, as well as churches and other community members in need... all for free, as part of what Burns calls "nature's economy." He points out that, "None of the other lifeforms on the planet use money or currency of any kind. There's a symbiotic relationship, an interdepency. So we're trying to model that in the garden so that people understand they can give freely without having to account for their giving, and knowing they will receive what they need."

Hey! People who value helping others over profit, how rare! Look at how good it makes them feel!



Oh their hippies of course. I DECRY this message of socialism and injustice to the morals of capitalism and democracy!

How dare this loving hippies impose a message of peace and love onto my profits!

PROFITS PROFITS PROFITS!!

JAIL THEM, JAIL THEM NOW GOOD JUDGE!!!!

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In their case, there seems to be a lot of luck involved, people who loan out the land and pay the water bills, that is very rare.

Yay! Hippie love!