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Laws are useless under an immoral government. And you cannot force morality. I will stick with God's laws. All men are free to be solely responsible for their own lives, and their own lives alone. Everyone has the right to say whatever they want, no matter how offensive or inappropriate. Lethal force may be used in defense of individual freedom.

Require any worker to be legal.
Fine their employers.

If I did pass one law though, would be simple. Central banks are illegal, and anyone who attempts to start one must be executed.

How do sunset laws increase corruption @cisTits?

I would end the fiat currency system. I posit that most issues caused by the government are made possible because of endless $$ printing.

I think it's still a good idea to sunset all the laws. At least the corrupt corporations will have to keep paying for corrupt laws instead of paying just once.

cisTits says

I think Texas has sunset provisions in its state constitution.

I didn't know about this. Seems some states do have them:

https://ballotpedia.org/Sunset_provision

Starting in the 1970s and continuing into the 80s, a total of 35 states enacted general sunset laws requiring regular review and reauthorization of government agencies and programs, beginning with Colorado in 1976 and Texas in 1977. However, some states have since repealed their sunset laws, and few agencies have actually been terminated under these sunset provisions. Several unsuccessful attempts were made during the 1990s to pass a general federal sunset law requiring congressional reauthorization of federal programs every 10 years.

I have two

Since Corporations love open source so much because it kills innovation from the competition. I would create a law that allowed open source platform manufacturing.
Cars could be made piece by piece you order frames, motors, motor mounts and engines from different manufacturers and you hire a car builder. Sort of like fabricators now, but instead of buying Dodge, Ford or Chevy parts, the parts would be universal, and not a big three part. You could decide on a 1/4 ton 1/2 ton 1 ton 2 ton, you get the idea suspension, and motors and drive train as you see fit. The holes for the bolts and screws would be universal, and the parts not be brand specific they would be open source parts, that all of the dimensions were specked out.

The second law
I would pass legislation that created new cities towns and suburbs. It's not like new homes and new towns aren't needed.

clambo says

Require any worker to be legal.
Fine their employers.

This is already law. It's simply not enforced.

Tenpoundbass says

Cars could be made piece by piece you order frames, motors, motor mounts and engines from different manufacturers

I have some hillbilly relatives that have done exactly that. Such as taking an engine from a wrecked Ford and putting into a Chevy. One guy even took a pickup truck engine with a smashed rocker arm cover to install that engine a different make truck. He pounded the cover back out like a blacksmith.

HeadSet says

I have some hillbilly relatives that have done exactly that. Such as taking an engine from a wrecked Ford and putting into a Chevy. One guy even took a pickup truck engine with a smashed rocker arm cover to install that engine a different make truck. He pounded the cover back out like a blacksmith.

Yes people are fabricators, and there's lots of cutting and welding involved when you have to marry two manufactures parts together. I'm talking about an open source standard, that frames with Coupe specs, or Truck specs ect, where no matter who made it, the mounts and gussets all are in the same location. The same with bodies, motors and other parts. Where you go to a car builder, and spec out a car, and he orders all of the parts and builds it for you. I could see a manufacturing boom in this country rival that of post world war 2. So many independent shops making everything from brake calipers to motor mounts.

Term limits on all federal elections are one term.

We don’t need one more law. We need to eliminate all the unconstitutional laws and regulations, which is most of them. NFA and gun control act(s) are prime examples. There are many others.