GunnyFreedom
11-29-2010, 12:30 AM
Is that not an outright denial to entry into modern society without State licensure? "You hereby have our permission to enter into modern society." To me, that sounds like a denial of the liberty our Founders fought for - to pursue your own destiny.
Can I amend the Declaration of Independence to read "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of their own Destinies." ? :D
TSA transit:
Suppose: "No government employee whether at the State or the Federal level may detain transit users except on probable cause, and detainees may only be held for 45 minutes until release if detention not upheld by a Judicial warrant. North Carolina directs the President of the United States to spend our share of the TSA budget on the local airports and airlines towards each procuring their own security setup as their own marketplaces demand."
Government has gone where only the private market can go, and chaos has resulted. It's time for Uncle Sam to back out of my boxers. Please don't let them turn Uncle Sam into that "creepy" Uncle!
So I propose the North Carolina Right to Travel Act. Citizens have a right to cross counties, townships, and cities unmolested, and we have a right to select transit where we don't get molested by our own governments. The Right To Travel Act draws a line around this primary natural right, defines transit and transit stations, and the rights emanating from being citizen of this State and an American.
Each airport can do a better job for themselves, for less money than the TSA spends now, and the privatized model spreads the spending out into hundreds of smaller businesses instead of just a few government-favored monopolies the way it is now.
Privatize North Carolina Airport Security over 4 years as Uncle Sam backs out the spending and local markets stabilize. Less money wasted, money stays in the private market, and a grassroots industry is energized - local security. In the end, the best sort of all. That's why our Founders highly valued an elected Sheriff.
Our transit will become the safest, most traveler efficient, and most cost efficient in the nation, and North Carolina will become a magnet for new business. Federal cost for TSA in NC should then be deducted from NC's bill afterward.
We will demonstrate to America that Freedom really does work best - even in the face of actual terrorism - and become the model for an American revival that will enrich us all and make us safer at the same time.
Can I amend the Declaration of Independence to read "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of their own Destinies." ? :D
TSA transit:
Suppose: "No government employee whether at the State or the Federal level may detain transit users except on probable cause, and detainees may only be held for 45 minutes until release if detention not upheld by a Judicial warrant. North Carolina directs the President of the United States to spend our share of the TSA budget on the local airports and airlines towards each procuring their own security setup as their own marketplaces demand."
Government has gone where only the private market can go, and chaos has resulted. It's time for Uncle Sam to back out of my boxers. Please don't let them turn Uncle Sam into that "creepy" Uncle!
So I propose the North Carolina Right to Travel Act. Citizens have a right to cross counties, townships, and cities unmolested, and we have a right to select transit where we don't get molested by our own governments. The Right To Travel Act draws a line around this primary natural right, defines transit and transit stations, and the rights emanating from being citizen of this State and an American.
Each airport can do a better job for themselves, for less money than the TSA spends now, and the privatized model spreads the spending out into hundreds of smaller businesses instead of just a few government-favored monopolies the way it is now.
Privatize North Carolina Airport Security over 4 years as Uncle Sam backs out the spending and local markets stabilize. Less money wasted, money stays in the private market, and a grassroots industry is energized - local security. In the end, the best sort of all. That's why our Founders highly valued an elected Sheriff.
Our transit will become the safest, most traveler efficient, and most cost efficient in the nation, and North Carolina will become a magnet for new business. Federal cost for TSA in NC should then be deducted from NC's bill afterward.
We will demonstrate to America that Freedom really does work best - even in the face of actual terrorism - and become the model for an American revival that will enrich us all and make us safer at the same time.