Ownership
Solidarism does not change the status of ownership. It is not about surrendering what you own for the common good. Many other ideologies want to change what you own, but what you own is yours and should not be taken from you.
Where rule of ownership is applicable in society today, so shall it apply in a Solidaristic one. The implementation of Solidarism has nothing to do with ownership. With ownership comes responsibility and rights. Rights to that which is owned – and the responsibility for what is owned. If you own land today, then you will still own this land after a transition to Solidarism.
Weather a consumer resides in a political environment such as China, or in the United States of America – Russia or EU, the current norm is the two-way transaction. Regardless of which political system in which a consumer resides – if they need a product or service, they are required to provide an equal transaction in return for any purchased goods or service. This proves that trade is not bound by political stature.
Regardless of the type of political system you currently reside within, in a Solidaristic society, the financial restrains upon the system in which you live would be removed. With all products being required to be environmentally sound, with all products being free, the only restrictions on product availability would be government regulation and imposed legislation, none of which are obsolete today. All residing politicians would be free from financial pressures regarding implementational restrictions for environmental purposes. In other words, politicians would no longer be financially obligated on any decision.
