Most notably to my sights, I see
(a) a negative income tax.
(b) partial direct democracy (for passing regulations)
(c) reduced power to administrative agencies.
My response...
- Given that effectively all the systems Devin proposes are in use somewhere...they would almost certainly work, and almost certainly better than (a) most current places, and (b) anything actually new.
- It's an amazingly balanced mix of my 3 countervailing positions (progressive -- weak-protecting, libertarian -- pro-liberty, conservative -- don't break stuff).
- Even so, I would personally prefer a place with substantially less central power.
- It's much closer to happy-for-me than I'd expect
- BRAVO!
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Interesting. A key is limiting the franchise to vote. Making this stick gives the thing a chance. Alas, in today's climate, activists have learned to agitate for universal suffrage, and we get 51% voting to loot the other 49% iterated to the nth degree, and thus the current road to a vast wasteland.
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