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| ====== The Government Model ====== | ====== The Government Model ====== | ||
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| * the basic solution | * the basic solution | ||
| - | * opt-in taxes, anybody can propose a tax, when you file your taxes you vote on policies. | + | |
| + | * The IRS becomes an independant organization that runs the process | ||
| + | * They are funded by people submitting proposals | ||
| + | * Each proposal costs X amount to be submitted | ||
| + | * Proposals are vetted by the IRS to meet the minimum. | ||
| + | * Must have a title | ||
| + | * Must have a designated appointee | ||
| + | * must have milestones | ||
| + | * must have a proposal | ||
| + | * must have a detailed budget breakdown | ||
| + | * All of these must be in congruence. | ||
| + | * 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 | ||
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| * Something like [[https:// | * Something like [[https:// | ||
| * 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 40% of the vote, the budget proposed at this level gets accepted and only those that vote for it pay for it | ||
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| * All tax proposals must select at what government level it exists at, Federal, State, City, County, or District. | * 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 | * 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. | * you sue or class action suit (which can be a tax proposal), both criminal and civil. | ||
| * Lawyers, Judges and Jurys | * Lawyers, Judges and Jurys | ||
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| * a jury, of your peers or the location of the incident, then determines punishment | * a jury, of your peers or the location of the incident, then determines punishment | ||
| * laws are precedent set by legal cases. | * 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 | * 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 | * Foreign affairs is a tax proposal | ||
| * Military action is a tax proposal | * Military action is a tax proposal | ||
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| * everything is reactive not proactive. | * 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. | * 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:// | ||
| ===== not as good solution ===== | ===== not as good solution ===== | ||
