A better form of government?
They say that its harder to govern the masses than it is to govern a town. I am going to hold this statement to be true for this question.
So why don't we stop trying to govern the United States, and eliminate the Federal Government. Let's just pretend the South won the civil war and give each state its right to whatever form of government it chooses.
Did you know that Andrew Jackson was the only president to ever pay off the national debt? His last words were "I killed the bank." If we become individual countries again, then we stop giving our money to the Federal Reserve, if we do that then we can finally get rid of our national debt.
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That's ridiculous and you know it. Just because the federal government stops funding the military doesn't mean the military and its nukes just... DISAPPEAR! State government will pick up the tab and defend its people.
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The federal reserve (owned by a private company) prints money, loans it out to banks, and rakes in the interest slowly robbing our country.
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We stop that, and we pay off our debts without losing what we have been to the individual who owns the Federal Reserve. If you are still confused watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGk5ioEXlIM
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How are we no longer collecting taxes? Each state would combine its tax revenue to pay off past dues. The reason why it would be possible in a new government is because the Federal one blows through money like a teenage girl.
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If I am correct then our debt is to other countries. If it were up to a democratic vote, people would chose to pay off those countries rather than start a war.
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We would use marijuana as our currency.
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In all reality, I think that much of daily life would go on the same, people would just be able to make changes at a more fundamental level. I personally prefer Socialist economy, I would move to a state that offered that.
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