Water, Water Everywhere, But Not a Drop of Rain

On June 19, 2026, a fire destroyed a luxury resort in the drought-stricken Caribbean. Take-aways:

  1. The rich cannot escape climate hell deservedly so. On a per capita basis, they are the greatest CO2 sinners against Mother Nature.
  2. In your decision-making, if you are not putting first the Primary Moral Imperative of saving life on Planet Earth from Climate Hell,
    it is only a matter of time before a natural disaster destroys your job, home, and future.
  3. Because governors everywhere have not created state-based components of a Global Firefighting Authorities, one can expect to see and suffer hell-on-earth.
  4. We pay for climate hell everyday with higher inflation as Mother Nature destroys the agricutural food-chain that is the foundation of all pricing: Less food then higher prices up the economic ladder.
  5. TV weatherheads will one day pay for not educating the public on the closed loop of hydrophilia that is an Extinction Level Event.
  6. There are predictions Ithat could be shared but too many people would view the predictions as advocacy pith the predictodrs becoming a target of illogical ill-liberals. So, off the world's stage, a predictor can say, "Told them so."

Profit-Sharing Taxation and Level Rights

Fitting Democracy to the Problem-Source is like fitting a glove to a hand.

The power to solve human problems should be appropriated to the level of humanity where it originates. The levels begin with the individual and proceeds through the family and community to the state, nation and earth. Presently, world-wide, the concentration of problem-solving power is at the national level. This power encourages corruption from dictatorships and party politics.

As Lord Acton said, "“Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely”(1887). Acton noted an inverse relationship between power and morality. An example is an immoral action qualified by "And, it is legal."

Power concentration leads to fewer problems being solved. Throughout history, this concentration is a ticking timebomb : Bastile Day, July 4, October Revolution, May 1945, etc.

States rights have consistently been a dog whistle for a political power grab. For a world with fewer problems, level rights requires the following:

Profit-sharing taxation: The most powerful committee in the US House of Representative is the Appropriations Committee. It determines where collected taxes are appropriated, that is, who gets the pork. It is an age-old fact that who controls the money controls the nation: “Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws.” (Mayer Amschel Rothschild, 1790) This principle is self-evident in short-sighted people voting their weekly paycheck instead of long-term morality, e.g., US 2024 election.

The real profit in any interaction is the time created/saved. It can be monetarized into funny number on funny paper. True, real profit-sharing occurs when the profits are split equally between the problem-sufferers and problem-solvers. This Golden Mean between the extremes optimizes problem-solving. Profit-sharing taxation will keep money close to the source of the problem for faster problem-resolution.

Level Rights (Profit-Sharing Taxation )
Allocation/Appropriation

Level of tax allocation

100%

Payee %

Recipient %

Elementary Democracy 50.0000%

25.0000%

25.0000%

High school 25.0000%

12.5000%

12.5000%

District 12.5000%

6.2500%

6.2500%

State

6.2500%

3.1250%

3.1250%

Nation

3.1250%

1.0625%

1.0625%

Manheaven Commission

3.1250%

1.0625%

1.0625%

Profit-sharing taxation and level rights foster the Morality of More Time for more freedom and happiness.

When national politicians have less taxpayers' money to fight over to bribe campaign supporters, then they will focus more on national problems rather than re-election. Of course, with term limits we can end the scourge of re-election addicted habitual politicians. There will be less inflation from fewer bridges to nowhere.

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