Re-Purposing Government Functions
Towards its designed multi–purpose simplicity & usefulness
These plans restructure our education, prison, and military industrial complexes so that they work together to reduce taxpayer investments while providing the greatest social returns in securing our rights. These solutions also include disaster preparations and recovery, both generally and specific to disaster–type; various utilities; solid waste and the environment; food production; transportation; green renewable energy; self–insurance; and more.
All about getting more bang for the tax buck, without the bang of bloody wars.
And all within the confines of the present Constitution of the United States of America.
When a commercial product has become so successful that it holds the identity of being a necessity that product and / or that service begins to fall within the scope of an honest government. Either to the point that the government buys the industry or regulates it for the protection of the peoples' rights generally. Examples of this might include abortion, electrical power, gasoline, and the internet.
Abortion, essentially a religious argument, should not become a government enterprise function. However, to protect the rights of the host who carries a fetus, the government has a duty to make certain that the medical procedures are safe for the host.
Electricity and gasoline (oil type products) have attained such a social status as becoming a necessity. A necessity that can be replaced by cleaner fuels. Since the production of these items involves social elements as air, soil, and water; all of which tend to migrate into and onto other people's property and into their bodies; an honest government will regulate these industry types so as to insure they are not polluting the air, water, or soil. If they are "government" owned and operated, they cannot exempt themselves from any regulations set for the commercial sectors.
The Internet. The Constitution of the United States of America already provides for the government regulation of this industry, just as it does the United States Postal Services. This comes from post offices and post roads clauses in The Constitution of the United States of America, Article I, Section 8 "To establish Post Offices and post Roads". The internet is nothing more than an electronic Post Office which many commercial enterprises operate, totally unchecked. The entire internet functions fall into the three categories of the post offices, post roads, and commerce (between states, the US and foreign countries, and the US and Tribes).
With each of the following thirteen items, the intent is to show how they can be constitutionally run by an honest government administration, reduce taxation, and provide a much more completes service to society.
All about getting more bang for the tax buck, without the bang of bloody wars.
And all within the confines of the present Constitution of the United States of America.
When a commercial product has become so successful that it holds the identity of being a necessity that product and / or that service begins to fall within the scope of an honest government. Either to the point that the government buys the industry or regulates it for the protection of the peoples' rights generally. Examples of this might include abortion, electrical power, gasoline, and the internet.
Abortion, essentially a religious argument, should not become a government enterprise function. However, to protect the rights of the host who carries a fetus, the government has a duty to make certain that the medical procedures are safe for the host.
Electricity and gasoline (oil type products) have attained such a social status as becoming a necessity. A necessity that can be replaced by cleaner fuels. Since the production of these items involves social elements as air, soil, and water; all of which tend to migrate into and onto other people's property and into their bodies; an honest government will regulate these industry types so as to insure they are not polluting the air, water, or soil. If they are "government" owned and operated, they cannot exempt themselves from any regulations set for the commercial sectors.
The Internet. The Constitution of the United States of America already provides for the government regulation of this industry, just as it does the United States Postal Services. This comes from post offices and post roads clauses in The Constitution of the United States of America, Article I, Section 8 "To establish Post Offices and post Roads". The internet is nothing more than an electronic Post Office which many commercial enterprises operate, totally unchecked. The entire internet functions fall into the three categories of the post offices, post roads, and commerce (between states, the US and foreign countries, and the US and Tribes).
With each of the following thirteen items, the intent is to show how they can be constitutionally run by an honest government administration, reduce taxation, and provide a much more completes service to society.
Repair Vote System To Original Purpose
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Restructure Educational Industrial Complex
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Restructure Military Industrial Complex For War & Peace
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Prison Industrial Complex
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Disaster Preparedness Generally
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Flood & Drought
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Fires, Volcanoes, Quakes, Sinkholes, & More
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Utilities; Gas, Water, Sewer, Lightening, Electric, & More
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Solid Waste, Sewage, Hazardous, & Other Wastes — 100% No Landfills
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Food Production
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Transportation Infrastructure
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Proposed Trust Account System
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Commercial Industrial Development Investments
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