Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Monopoly

Monopoly - the Game:

Lesson 1:

If the USA "defaults on its debts" and the debts are in US$ Dollars, some solutions:

1. Use a different currency.
2. Mortgage the States or Lease them (to the Federal Reserve) until debts are reduced.
3. Mortgage Washington DC City-state, and when a surplus occurs in the future, pay it back as a lesson in socio-economics.
4. Don't use Capitalism.
5. Don't bank the credit of the uncertain future.
6. Don't expect a full harvest when you are seeing a famine.
7. Don't assume the economy is going to be something it isn't.
8. Don't pray that god will help you (what do you think I'm doing?)
9. Don't spend what you don't have.
10. Stop adding new unnecessary options to buy and then remove the ones you really do need.
11. who cares about State of the Art anyway?
12. Have priorities.
13. Restructure the Tax Revenue Code to have Core spending with everything else (unnecessary) as Add-ons, so as to remove when necessary.
14. Rewrite the last 50 years of bad legislation.
15. Void the IRS -- Make it simple. Complex systems make complex problems.
16. Stop hoarding.
17. Citizens Spend the Stimulus and not keep it.
18. Play Monopoly as practice runs. Learn something by the way you play.
19. Stop making the issues worse than they seem.
20. End politics over issues that are solvable outside of politics.
21. Don't make everyone upset so you can earn points for a future reelection.
22. Stop looking to Billionaire Gods to pay off your debts!
23. Stop ruining the world with your issues, beliefs, or global companies.

M7, 2011.

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