Just sayin’….

@JPummil

add "eliminate qualified immunity for all law enforcement" and i'd say you have a complete list of needs.

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"Taxing Mega Churches" might be difficult b/c then you find yourself having to define "what qualifies as a Mega-church".

@JPummil Technically 2029, but I get your drift.

@JPummil Sounds dope. Now, is there a single politician anywhere in this country who is on board with all this?

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You know, the US tax code has various provisions known as"constructive sales" that apply when you effectively offset an asset (e.g. by selling a futures contract or a in-the-money option against an asset you already hold). It really is not a stretch to tax a loan as a constructive sale...

@JPummil@genomic.social @paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange yeah, it’s inane how much we let the cop type of bastard get away with

bonus points for putting “overturn Citizens United” first tho

@Jeff Pummill I'd vote for that!

But I don't get to vote in the US in 2028. Just like every American, I'm afraid

@JPummil

There's room to squeeze in end monopolies, although you can argue that's covered by the billionaire, and the unrealized gains elements

This is an excellent 2028 plan.

@JPummil add "prioritize people over cars"

@JPummil how about:
limits on presidential pardons
and
enforcing and clarifying emoluments clause

@JPummil one national voter law. Federal election, federal law.

@JPummil missing in that list: “round up, prosecute and mete out appropriate penalties up to and including death to all the fascists”

@paul_ipv6 @JPummil Good start, nowhere near complete. Nothing about reforming SCOTUS beyond term limits ( need expanded). Nothing on Healthcare, etc

@MugsysRapSheet @JPummil “Christianity” should be big enough.

@paul_ipv6 @JPummil also "eliminate cash bail and the carceral slavery system"

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@JPummil@genomic.social Baby steps to eliminating the electoral college: get states to stop making it winner takes all. Electoral college votes could be proportional to the state's popular vote. That would make it more representative without the smaller states feeling like they're giving up influence.

@shsbxheb @JPummil

not complete but complete for a first start.

once we actually have a functioning 3 branch government, i'd add these (and probably a lot more):

- mandatory term limits at the federal, same for all 50 states
- universal basic income
- complete gut of the seniority system of committee assignment in congress
- reinstate the idea of domain expertise in federal departments
- protection of federal agencies from direct exec branch interference
- review of the entire constitution and the gaps that depended on good faith that got us where we are now

@MugsysRapSheet @JPummil just tax them all then.

@JPummil

it's a good start