Achieving the Declaration of Independence Goals
Numerous changes are needed for the United States to better to achieve our aspirations
Category: Social Contract
Creative Destruction and the Social Contract
Financially arranged consolidation is not creative destruction. It is the transfer of assets without pension responsibility
Gross Inequality and Social Contract
Students, tomorrow's leaders, must understand that opportunity denied, returns as less respect for the rule of law.
Free Market versus Status Quo
Are financial talking heads praising the return of free market action? No, they are bemoaning the decline in energy stocks and the change it forces upon the stock market.
Flash Mob and the Social Contract
... every US citizen should have an equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity. If people grow up without that equal opportunity, it
Status Quo and Political Inertia
Status quo is the political inertia of social sciences. To change any situation, force must be applied.
The Social Contract, Crime and Opportunity
If our leaders fail to address the lack of opportunity for the poor, they must accept blame for a crime rate that they find intolerable.
Social Contract
In the United States, more basic than the Constitution is the belief that an individual working hard and being honest can get ahead. Although it’s called the social contract, it’s often just called the American…
Secession of the Rich
The 1% ignore all the societal benefits that accrue to their position, since they don't use them directly.