I would like to think that we are still able to take things back onto our own hands by making better choices and educating ourselves and shunning for-profit companies.
I, for one, would find it better to not spend my final days at the most profitable nursing home.
Answering your last paragraph: Worst case scenario, it'll probably take a couple of generations of literally living at our parent's house, waiting for the investor class to die out clenching the deeds to all houses and then finally being able to take back the world and start responsibly owning stuff. The cynic in me says that living at one's parents would be outlawed by political cronies.
I, for one, would find it better to not spend my final days at the most profitable nursing home.
Answering your last paragraph: Worst case scenario, it'll probably take a couple of generations of literally living at our parent's house, waiting for the investor class to die out clenching the deeds to all houses and then finally being able to take back the world and start responsibly owning stuff. The cynic in me says that living at one's parents would be outlawed by political cronies.