“We The People” Projects Or The “Free” Market Product?

Capitalism and Socialism are stuck in neutral; time to move forward with Done the Best Way-ism.

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Turbulence. Cacophony. Gridlock. Two parties, two economic theories, and too many other differences make societal progress difficult. If every American felt there was no need for improvements in how some, or many of us live, progress would likely be pushed less progressively. Unfortunately, we do have problems that need addressing. I want our government to work on more of them; any that you see, you want handled by the private sector, or a charity. Both of our views are opinion driven, or ideology based, for most solutions. Even though you may have direct knowledge of what works best in some areas, and I may have it in a couple other areas. No matter what we may know, most societal problems have never been dealt with in a manner that fully confirms any solution’s efficacy, or lack of it. Economics data and theory is often corrupted by our biases and predispositions such as political influence, selective use of texts, the researcher’s personality, erroneous pattern recognition, etc.

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For example, solving problems simply, quickly, and cheaply is a tendency we all have in some part of our own lives. In society one of the ways this tendency plays out is with law enforcement in our…