A Radical Plan To Save America’s Economy In One Year
Posted by freedomforall 6 months, 1 week ago to Economics
Excerpt:
"The policy measures I suggest are a kind of fiscal time machine – A way to turn back the clock on collapse. Some might consider them “radical” but they are only policies that America USED TO value and that we have been pressured to forget. Can the modern American brain with its steady exposure to big government and socialist programs handle such a shift? It’s hard to say.
I think if people are desperate enough they’ll accept any solution that they feel works. And for now the elites that created the crisis are the only group offering a way out (a false way out). If I could snap my fingers (or if I was king for year), this is the list of actions I would undertake to save the American economy before the end of 2025 (or at least set it on the the path to resurrection)."
"The policy measures I suggest are a kind of fiscal time machine – A way to turn back the clock on collapse. Some might consider them “radical” but they are only policies that America USED TO value and that we have been pressured to forget. Can the modern American brain with its steady exposure to big government and socialist programs handle such a shift? It’s hard to say.
I think if people are desperate enough they’ll accept any solution that they feel works. And for now the elites that created the crisis are the only group offering a way out (a false way out). If I could snap my fingers (or if I was king for year), this is the list of actions I would undertake to save the American economy before the end of 2025 (or at least set it on the the path to resurrection)."
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in order to gain more and more unearned power and wealth.
Companies responded in the most efficient peaceful way:
by corrupting government and using it to eliminate competition and end the free market.
Glad to have a rational conversation with you! ;^)
You want some 'body' to limit business?
Who is qualified and won't be corrupted by the power?
Let's discuss.
It's rare that complex things work perfectly the first time, but the free market is the most efficient path. Government force is not.
No public funding is required or wanted. Since the point of free market construction is to enhance profits they
are careful to construct things that do so, including making sure that the rights of way are continuous.
Otherwise the construction doesn't fulfill the goal.
If a state government doesn't participate by acquiring the rights of way, they lose out to other states
and their economies and employment loses as well. They also lose at the polls when the private entities
expose the fact that the state gov has not acted in the interests of their people.
Free markets work. Governments waste, corrupt, lie, and enslave.
Ours friends can no longer trust us (when I say "us" or "we", I mean our present government) to help them, or even to keep our word.
We are destabilizing the worlds financials systems (hence BRICS). We are a dangerous country to be associated with socially, financially or militarily.
Our foes are giddy with pleasure: we are weak and woke, we are leaderless and pathological liars, both greedy and stupidly short-sighted.
Allegedly, half the country supports the most stupid, Marxist, dishonest, soulless, Godless creature to ever hump their way into high office.
Lord help us if there really is that many brainless, people of voting status in our once great Republic.
Two results are absolutely certain if the election is stolen for a second time:
1) The dollar be be dropped as the worlds reserve currency, putting this nation and the western world into a full financial depression, the likes of which no man alive has ever seen.
BRICS has more members joining every month, they know the ship is unsound, floundering, at great risk of hitting the tipping point.
2) Our enemies will take full advantage of a weak, feckless and patently incompetent HairAss administration.
Be it North Korea, Iran, China, or any number of Mideast/African/South American countries we have totally Effed-Over in the past 70 years.
Yes, just as many of the large corps cooperate to achieve control over the fedgov scum, they could have cooperated to build out transportation.
It would have placed the construction cost and maintenance on those who had the most benefit. Smaller states and regional companies would
have paid for branch lines. It might have taken longer but the cost and maintenance would have been much less and there would have been
no excuse for the federal fuel tax, imo. Instead there would have been tolls on those using it most and the lower costs passed on in lower product
prices. Free markets instead of force.
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