Why I did not sign

reference:

https://youtu.be/_yrYoAbCwRs

https://join.tyt.com/pledge/

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Why I did not sign:
1. Higher Wages will increase the likelihood of machines replacing humans for labor. $15 per hour is too low for college for all or green new deal.True economics requires the idea that hours of labor per item gained for the utility required. What is that minimum for a human versus a machine to have? Maybe $18 or $22 per hour? It really depends on supply and demand per wages outside of America. Right now, many elites are investing in Africa and saying America is too old to invest in (with or without Trump Tax Cuts.) 

2. Medicare for all: I do not want to buy a prescription supplement part b plan...or c plan... or whatever the bureaucracy I have to wait for would assign me to get lower cost medical care/prescriptions. The advertising for "medicare for all" is too politically myopic for me to agree. I did and still agree with the affordable care act in its original form with the added benefits of a public option and dedicated medical research funding for land grant universities.

3. Green New Deal is part of a United Nations Agenda to bring communism or worse to America. I do sympathize with progressives and environmentalists, but I understand that espionage and politics are dirty propaganda games.

4. College for all is a meh idea; what about those that choose the wrong major? I would agree with this in lue of armed forces spending.

5. End the corruption: "I won the lottery...inherited a lot of money, why cannot I spend on my own campaign?" I wonder if outlawing private funds for self spending on campaigning that the left would outlaw would backfire? Why cannot I say anything politically unless I spend money on it yet it is illegal? This is the central argument that money is connected to freedom of speech. Granted, money does not equal any part of the bill of rights, it only enhances it due to the capitalistic nature of what we live in as a society.

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[THE ABOVE IS JUST BAD PRESCRIPTION FOR BEING LIED TO ABOUT THE SYMPTOMS THAT SOCIETY HAS COME TO BELIEVE IS TRUTH.]

What I would sign: 

Demo-Republic Technocratic Pledge:

1. Household and small business debt forgiveness plan. Pledge to raise employment fraction of the population (without force of the population) and to decrease unemployment as much as possible without or a limited effect to inflation (including but not limited to real estate prices.) Pledge to not let technology be a limiting factor and embrase technology and human rights can work together. 

2. Chargemaster controls (similar to Japan, Taiwan, and Switzerland, systems) of healthcare or some variant thereof to decrease the bureaucracy and overall costs of healthcare, prescriptions, and increase the funding of research and innovation for cures. [Note that the chargemaster is the primary pricing book a hospital uses for what to charge the patient. Also, may healthcare companies need to pledge to investigate workplace and civil rights abuses to cause medial care demand to rise as it would be in their best interests to reduce claims.]

3. Patent, copyrights, and discovery civil rights reform. Pledge to form a rights to repair owned devices including forms of live like saving seed (DNA patents.) Pledge to protect witnesses of UFO's (usually airline pilots,) innovators from civil forfeiture theft or other kinds of similar bullying by management, parts of goverment related to the executive branch functions, and fair use cases on private platforms.  

4. Reduced price college and job placement program that gives a boost to experience, licencing, and pathways to employment or become an employer.  

5. Reinforce the Bill of Rights as intended. Pledge that major platforms owned by public forums or firms/companies (of any format of stock or bond exchange) must follow the rules of the bill of rights (including but not limited to freedom of speech.) Pledge to advocate for reducing gun violence with only a "state's" militia can have firearms as deemed by the local or state legislature.  

REASONING: 

1. Many households and businesses have high debt amounts that are covered by their income. Many individuals need debt relief that, historically, many religions frowned usury upon the population because of scams or oversupplying armies or too much debt inheritances encumbered generations of families. The main idea is to make sure humanity can get "bread and butter" on the table is it not?

2. Hospital controls have been moderately successful in Japan. Maybe a system that incentives accurate care without the cost burden world work? That is why I am an advocate for looking into different systems worldwide (hybrid or not) for it to work.

3. (this is complex and is the primary reason why our economy is so messed up.) In the past 120 years there have been cases that thugs would go into a laboratory or smart innovator's home and vandalize it, threaten the lab owner or innovator, bribe the innovator, or outright kill them and make it look like a suicide. The reasoning is espionage (domestic or foreign entity,) sabotage (domestic or foreign entity,) or security concerns by the domestic legal entity. This has to stop as it is abhorrent to how the social system is suppose to work for innovating new ideas and implementing them throughout the social system. Additionally, the American tradition of innovation is being and has been assaulted resulting in a distorted economic reality, even though they do not know who or what is possible for our universe's capabilities to be harnessed. This would also include a right to repair movement's concerns about how larger bureaucratic forces are hindering American productivity power of the stuff they supposedly "own." The same can be said about those who say they saw something in the sky or come out of the ocean, even if they were on duty for an important position in society like an airline pilot. UFO awareness and reporting is encouraged and need to be reported because there is no "wall" in the sky (for the record I, tonyotag, do not want a wall in the sky.)

Furthermore, large corporate entities have created and cornered their markets on the internet and created a chaos of copyright claims that truly do not exist. Reinstating the platform's absolved legal responsibility of the infringer is encouraged and advocated for law. 

Many individuals are being harmed by hidden aspects of behavior about patents, copyright, property, and reporting laws or duties. This must stop and respect returned to the individual. 

4. Self explanatory to help expand aggregate supply via labor. The change in technology will always increase the demand for educational services. Like healthcare, is like a monopsony market for each individual (labor has price of time, healthcare is the mechanics of that labor (the human body.)) 

5. Reinforcing the bill of rights is important due to the invoking such rights of 1-4. 

Guns in society is like a militia spread thoughout society and can be used in negotiation between foreign nations wanting to invade America: "don't tread on me" diplomacy. States bear the burdn of gun rights. The federal goverment can help with state monitored centralized databases for clearing people for buying a gun.