Can Ubuntu Contributionism Free Us from Socio-Economic Slavery?

Profit is at the centre of industrialised animal cruelty. What if a different system existed that freed both us and the animals from the destructive cycle? What if there was a better system based on collaboration, working to our strengths and which benefited everyone?

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