There’s no reason our good name should be muddied by the likes of “Bank of America” or “American Airlines”. China could care less what kind of crap it turns out for export, or what a “Made in China” label goes onto, but you can bet your ass that they’re not going to let some rinky dink bank operate as The Bank of China or The Chinese National Bank.

Remember American Motors? Of course not, because they were rotten and needed to be expunged. We did so and for a couple of decades the American auto industry thrived.

We can do the same for banking and air transportation.

After that’s done on national and local levels, the very same needs to be done with “United States” or “U.S.”

To think otherwise would be un-American.

They didn’t spell it wrong, this letter “s” is doing yoga and it’s all stretched out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_s

Sounds a lot like common sense, doesn’t it? But most people would use the extra money to pay down debts. Which would be a massive transfer of wealth to banks, who would then just sit on the money. As for the wealthy, it wouldn’t really affect their spending habits either, since it’s already the case that nearly all of their income is discretionary income. Less taxes and less government spending means lower velocity of money, leading to deflation and widespread misery.

For eliminating the acrimonious (or is that acronymous) bureaucracies: Start by eliminating all the ones that begin with a letter. Then eliminate all the rest of them.

And why do we even need a Constitution then? There wouldn’t be any reason to have to legislate, since everyone remaining will be intelligent enough to live without some ninny telling them what to do. So this will save the time of having to call a Constitutional Convention.

Thanks, too, for “I Was Blind But Now I See” (as an ophthalmologist, I couldn’t resist it). I have just re-ordered another bunch of them to give as holiday gifts! …Maybe it will help you and yours have a better one, even as it has mine… Thank you.

Be safe as you go…

Robert