Right to Life

The right to life was a founding principal of the United States, and yet it is treated as a luxury by both parties. For a right to be acknowledged it must be accessible to everyone and it must include everything needed to maintain it. Yet in this country life is treated as a privilege to be bought. We prioritize the profits of landlords, shareholders, insurance companies, private utilities, and for-profit grocery stores, and the power of police. For the right to life to exist there must be a right to food, water, shelter, healthcare, etc. Both parties have chosen to prioritize profits and power when in office.