The problem is we need World Wars to cull the excess amount of people. ie: A conventional WWIII where 15% of working age Americans disappear when the war ends. And some new disease that kills off a large portion of the 60+ crowd. ie a new Birdflu that spreads quick. We have excess humans and not enough jobs for them.
Hate to be Dr. Doom, but a cleansing of the population is needed not just for jobs sake. Resources, not the least of which is clean water, will soon become scarce. Energy, food, etc....this planet has a serious sustainability issue and it's only getting exponentially worse.
This is a lesson to everyone. Go into Finance and become the CEO of a major Financial Institution. Your ass will be safe forever!!. Guaranteed by the U.S Motha-F--in A Government.
I think crime is the answer. The kind of crime that you don't get caught at directed at the right people to disincentivize low wages that occur because the difference is swallowed up in bonuses at the top and the discovery of subordinates ability to do the work of three of their former colleagues. Wealth gets redistributed in the private sector much more than it does in the public sector. You can only conclude that slavery is becoming repopularized and making a comeback when you read some of the sentiments expressed ...about. We wanna be rich damn it.
Oh? And why is that? Does their death result in the instantaneous regeneration of all of the planet's resources?
Dismantle the Federal Reserve, put term limits on congress. Have elections every two years instead of 4. Limit campaign contributions Use a consumption tax, remove the income tax. Our country would thrive. The Federal Reserve is the cancer.
I do know that we are being heavily taxed, but the tax we paid are the things that has keep the country going during the bad times. Our country could be called as one of the best in world only because of the reserves we have and that's what the Federal Reserves hold such an important place for. I don't think that dissolving or removing them would be a good idea, but yes, I do agree that for the time being it should be reduced to a very minimum extent.