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 ====== The Government Model ======
   * the basic solution
-    * opt-in taxes, anybody can propose a tax.
+    * The idea is to minimize fraud, waste, and abuse.  Large systems make it easy to cheat.  Also, why is the government dealing with all these little things that the majority of people don't know about nor care about.
-      * more than 60% vote yes then all accept tax.
+    * The IRS becomes an independant organization that runs the process
-      * less than 60% those that opted in get taxed. if the proposer doesn't reach funding, like kickstarter, then it gets dropped and no taxes for it.
+      * They are funded by people submitting proposals
-      * All taxes must submit budget proposals and get voted on yearly.
+      * Each proposal costs X amount to be submitted
-    * you sue or class action suit, both criminal and civil.  The punishment is the only thing that denotes which.  No District attorneys.
+      * Proposals are vetted by the IRS to meet the minimum.
-    * Lawyers are raffle appointed.
+        * Must have a title
-    * Judges are voted in and if the defendant requests another judge, it gets granted.
+        * Must have a designated appointee
-    * defendant choses if it's a jury or judge ruling
+        * must have milestones
-    * the president is elected and decides international affairs
+        * must have a proposal
-    * congress only decides on international affairs.
+        * must have a detailed budget breakdown
-    * Federal level government only determines foreign affairs.  If one state is requesting other states assist.  It proposes a tax in other states.
+        * All of these must be in congruence.
-    * police react to citizen complaints.  people complain that too much speeding.  people complain crime is occurring. etc.
+        * if it fails these checks, it is rejected
+        * if the person running this budget fails to meet these milestone, they are sued and must return these funds
+      * the IRS is a bank
+        * they handle collection of taxes
+        * determining which budget is approved
+        * and distributing funds to the winning budgets
+    * opt-in taxes, anybody can propose a tax, when you file your taxes you vote on these proposed budgets.
+      * Something like [[https://www.kickstarter.com/|kickstarter]]
+      * if it gets 40% of the vote, the budget proposed at this level gets accepted and only those that vote for it pay for it
+      * if it gets 60% of the vote, the budget proposed at this level gets accepted and only those that vote for it pay for it
+      * if it gets 80% of the vote, the budget proposed at this level gets accepted and everyone pays for it
+      * All tax proposals must submit a Proposal and an 80% budget and a 120 character statement highlighting what it is.
+        * 40% budget proposals do not need to be submitted but the tax will not qualify for a 40% goal
+        * 60% budget proposals do not need to be submitted but the tax will not qualify for a 60% goal
+      * All tax proposals must select at what government level it exists at, Federal, State, City, County, or District.
+        * and select specifically what State, City, County, or District it is effecting
+      * All tax proposals, 40%, 60% 80%, must include
+        * what problem does this solve
+        * the person proposing the budget and running the project.
+        * how much money it will cost
+        * what milestones are needed to solve this problem
+        * a proposal
+        * a detailed budget breakdown.
+    * you sue or class action suit (which can be a tax proposal), both criminal and civil.  The punishment is the only thing that denotes which.  No District attorneys.
+    * Lawyers, Judges and Jurys
+      * more of a panel of morality, jury?  Did you do what they are accusing you of?
+      * it's all a jury, just a question of where you pick your jury members from?
+      * each side presents their arguments
+      * the panel determines if you are guilty of the claim
+      * a jury, of your peers or the location of the incident, then determines punishment
+    * laws are precedent set by legal cases.
+      * precedent is inductive reasoning
+      * legislation is deductive reasoning - I have to completely disagree with that.  Legislation has become "how can I get money"
+    * precedent can be overturn through a lawsuit
+    * laws are upheld by police
+    * police are the plaintiffs in a lawsuit
+    * Foreign affairs is a tax proposal
+    * Military action is a tax proposal
+      * Emergency military action is a response to a threat and needs to be part of the standard military budget proposal
     * everything is reactive not proactive.
+    * Competing tax proposals can be presented and will need to be grouped as such when presented to the tax payer.
+      * incumbent budget proposal
+      * competing budget proposal
+      * is the incumbent doing a good job?  are there proposals claiming they can do a better job?
+  * Reference: [[https://www.clearpointstrategy.com/local-government-budget/|local government budget]]
 ===== not as good solution =====

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