Radical economic incentives.

1)  Junk mail is good.  Spam is good on a local level.  Door to door 
marketing is good.  Telemarketing is good.  People must survive and I'd 
rather have someone try to sell me something than stick a gun in my back.

2)  Piecework is illegal in the United States yet industry relies on it's 
cost effectiveness in overseas markets which sell to the U.S.  Legalizing 
piecework will bring manufacturing back to the United States.

3)  Eliminate Infrastructure
    The government is protecting us to death.  In lifetime hours how many 
people give their existence to keeping up with regulations.  Where's the 
trade off?  It's political poison, but how many hours do we trade doing 
paper work to save a life?  

4) Regulation
     Did you know you have to be certified to sell flowers in Louisiana.  
You probably knew already Grandma can't sell her pies at the county fair.  
She needs a $20,000 licensed commissary inspected by the health 
department.  
    
5)  Manage resources not small business  Let the bureaucrats manage the 
public resources which big business has monopolized.  Eliminate tax cuts 
on timber resources for example.  Profits from oil, gas, shell, gravel, 
water, uranium, etc. etc. taken on public lands go into the pockets of big 
business.     In fact what about mineral rights, that you or I can longer 
buy?  Wouldn't these be in fact a public resource rather than legal loop 
holes.  All resources affect all the people so let our democratic 
government manage the resources and direct profits to public good.


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