I'd put 1 and 2 right back in. It ain't broke
this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2023
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If the old government is gone why would i want to replace it with another one?
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Land value tax, election by sortition for the legislative branch, bodily autonomy
Does everyone have to like it or do I just get to pick one and everyone has to live with it? If the latter, I might give technocracy a tryโฆ
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- sovereignty, and the necessary respect for mutual sovereignty, are the cornerstone of law
- government may have absolute authority over is own services, but may not determine what services a citizen subscribes to
- a decent portion of taxes must be self-directed
- taxes apply equally to all valid legal entities
- all legal entities receive UBI from those taxes
- the only act of compulsion permissible by the government is to reduce compulsion, and may only be applied to the compelling party.
- contribution of time, energy, effort, and attention may not be compelled
- isolation may not be denied
- strict separation of church and state
- strict separation of government and bon-government financial interests
- government pay is proportional to average income