I've been thinking about a new form of governance?

Question

What do you think about this system of governance

I call it A-one-two-three-ism

Citizens are classed as either: A1 A2 or A3

they are all equal, but all function quite differently, with multiple systems sustaining them

people working in the "sustaining" industries: A1:

A1 is primarily socialist. All services and goods from A1 people will be free to other A1 people

selection of leisure and entertainment facilities, based on supply and demand in the country, will be an important feature

1.food

2.water

3.waste disposal

4.legal services

5. shelter

this system encompasses all levels of this industry: example food:

1.farmers (primary)

2.sellers (secondary)

3.Luxuriators (tertiary)

water:

1.distillers

2.distributers

waste:

1. sanitary rest room workers

2. garbage men

shelter

1.builders

2.engineers

3.architechts

4.carpenters

legal services

1.judges

2.police

3.prosecutors

4.defendents

5.politicians

Answer 1

You must have read Obama's plan.

It is called socialism.

Answer 2

it's kinda good.. but some of its functions are way too far.. having a bad effect.. well.. no sacrifice no gain...

Answer 3

I don't really understand the logic of it.

I assume you're trying to guarantee access to basic services, if people need them. Anyone providing basic services (A1) has free access to basic services (A1) and stipends for luxuries (A2). Anyone providing luxuries (A2) has to pay for basic services (A1) but can charge for their services. Right?

I'm an anarchist. I'm afraid that A1 could be used for social control, and would face calculational problems. So I'd suggest:

1. If you have a government, keep it away from A1.

2. Let people opt in or opt out of A1. They can opt out regardless of their job.

3. Let people create alternative A1s, which can provide different basic services, provide different stipends, and have different opt-in requirements.

4. Address property. Do you believe there are just and unjust claims ("much of it is stolen...")? If so, how does this affect the economy? How does this affect workers' opportunities?

Answer 4

I think they called this communism.

Answer 5

ladies and gents i present the new maniack that'll eventuly try to take over the world.

Answer 6

The founding fathers worked very hard to ensure that all citizens are equal and that the class system was gone.

As Winston Churchill once said - I can't imagine a system of government worse than Democracy , but it's the best we've got.

Anything else is dictatorship.

Answer 7

quite an anti-capitalist. I don't like the idea of  a primary socialist.

You probably read Hitler's "My Struggle" for a little too long.