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Governor: The Most Serene Free Republics of Auxorii

WA Delegate (non-executive): The Free Republic of Suzi Island (elected )

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Lowest Overall Tax Burden: 174th Highest Crime Rates: 235th Highest Unexpected Death Rate: 301st+22
Rudest Citizens: 316th Fattest Citizens: 346th Highest Disposable Incomes: 479th Most Avoided: 490th Largest Retail Industry: 583rd Most Nations: 610th Most Rebellious Youth: 622nd Largest Soda Pop Sector: 658th Most Armed: 707th Most World Assembly Endorsements: 800th Largest Gambling Industry: 1,067th Highest Wealthy Incomes: 1,068th Largest Pizza Delivery Sector: 1,462nd Most Devout: 1,596th Most Cultured: 1,626th Largest Publishing Industry: 1,969th Most Valuable International Artwork: 2,288th Highest Average Incomes: 2,440th Highest Economic Output: 2,462nd Most Scientifically Advanced: 2,494th Largest Information Technology Sector: 2,605th Largest Mining Sector: 2,822nd
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Libertatem - NationStates' premier Libertarian region
Founded August 5, 2012


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Exemplifying the reality of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity

Absolute freedom of conscience, a level society, and true friendship are to be found in Libertatem, a community that has always stood as a bastion against the forces of Tyranny

”Proclaim LIBERTY Throughout all the Land” Leviticus 25:10


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    Directory | Master Factbook

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    History of Libertatem

    FactbookHistory by The second republic of libertatem . 798 reads.

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    Map of Libertatem (RP)

    FactbookInternational by Auxorii . 265 reads.

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    A Treatise on the Nature and Principles of Libertatem and the Empire

    FactbookOverview by Liberosia . 176 reads.

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    Miencraftic Liberation of Muh Roads

    FactbookMilitary by Miencraft . 199 reads.

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    The ‘Tatemite Defense Alliance Treaty (The Ballyrú-Ecadon Pact)

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Regional Power: Moderate

Libertatem contains 38 nations, the 610th most in the world.

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The Most Cultured in Libertatem

After spending many tedious hours in coffee shops and concert halls, World Census experts have found the following nations to be the most cultured.

As a region, Libertatem is ranked 1,626th in the world for Most Cultured.

NationWA CategoryMotto
1.The Free Market Republic of West HempsteadInoffensive Centrist Democracy“What are regulations, anyway?™”
2.The Free Republic of Suzi IslandAnarchy“Or so the Germans would have us believe”
3.The Elder Chronicler of MiencraftAnarchy“Vidiy ner Esae Esaeiy Minsarkh”
4.The Most Serene Free Republics of AuxoriiFather Knows Best State“Suum cuique”
5.The Duke of Reagan City of RateriaCivil Rights Lovefest“For Rateria!”
6.The Republic of NordhessirMoralistic Democracy“To God be the glory”
7.The Kingdom of SutaliaPsychotic Dictatorship“Peace is Born from Might”
8.The Rogue Nation of Madness LandLeft-Leaning College State“The wise man pretends to be the stupidest one”
9.The Democratic Republic of Nosam RepublicLeft-Leaning College State“Cool Motto”
10.The Free Land of AlexandrisinoAnarchy“Patriam amo, non imperium”
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Libertatem Regional Message Board

SOTU Summary
The solution is simple, but hard. Return to freedom by dismantling the Fabian Socialist administrative State and return to separation of powers, federalism (actual federalism), limited government, and duly constituted just due process. Fire every faithless servant who has committed deprivation of rights under color of law/authority and misprision of felonies, and charge the most egregious offenders for their crimes. Expedite those so trespassed the ability sue in the courts. End the Fed, and pay off the debt. Make the rich and poor both pay their fair share. Lower taxes to no more than 10% per person per annum total with no exceptions except the truly destitute. Laud those who do well. Love our neighbor, and treat others the way one would want to be treated -- no exceptions, is the best way to get rid of invasive government and get it out of other people's business.

Misc Opining
I would like to reimagine the entire Civil Service, government Contractors, and Operatives by creating an enlistment, warrant, and commission scheme along the lines of the national guard with recruitment to serve an enlistment, warrant or commission with at the needs of the Congress, (with approval of the States and People). Put them through a rigorous constitutional/civic virtue 90 day boot camp, with constant post-basic training. Give them a Uniform Code of Civil Servant Justice to routinely administer non-judicial punishments for their stupidity and disregard of the duties and responsibilities to uphold the rights of each and every citizen. I would not expect them to live on bases or march in parades, but I would expect them to know how to hold their keyboards at parade rest.

Anyone remember when Clinton signed the e-sig bill into law? I think that is where we dropped the keys. Before then it was relatively easy to use basic law and the UCC to keep one's papers and effects secure from businesses whose silent partner was a State of the United States (that's FDR, Truman/LBJ style corporations that all businesses are forced by law to conform since the 1960s). A simple phone call to Equifax and other evil corps that one was opting out of their modern money system's credit cap and trade scheme and if they didn't remove we would see them in court.

It was a nuisance but it least it was simple, and one's data was expunged from their fiefdoms. If there was an end user agreement, a nda, or privpol, they had to show due cause why they needed it, present it in person, negotiate with said person in which they were interested in dealing, sign a contract which both parties had the right to modify. I get paid for any data given, or reimbursed for any private date breached. Go back to that. And get rid of the so-called Johnson Amendments. Let businessmen and families choose the form of their business free from government corruption.

These are my insomnia induced thoughts. I am trying to get them to cohere into a strategy to return to free enterprise, but it looks unsurmountable at this point. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Narland wrote:Anyone remember when Clinton signed the e-sig bill into law? I think that is where we dropped the keys. Before then it was relatively easy to use basic law and the UCC to keep one's papers and effects secure from businesses whose silent partner was a State of the United States (that's FDR, Truman/LBJ style corporations that all businesses are forced by law to conform since the 1960s). A simple phone call to Equifax and other evil corps that one was opting out of their modern money system's credit cap and trade scheme and if they didn't remove we would see them in court.

It was a nuisance but it least it was simple, and one's data was expunged from their fiefdoms. If there was an end user agreement, a nda, or privpol, they had to show due cause why they needed it, present it in person, negotiate with said person in which they were interested in dealing, sign a contract which both parties had the right to modify. I get paid for any data given, or reimbursed for any private date breached. Go back to that. And get rid of the so-called Johnson Amendments. Let businessmen and families choose the form of their business free from government corruption.

These are my insomnia induced thoughts. I am trying to get them to cohere into a strategy to return to free enterprise, but it looks unsurmountable at this point. Any feedback would be appreciated.

I'm afraid I'm not very knowledgeable about most of the legislation to which you refer, but for sure I've never been a fan of the credit reporting system. A little poking around seems to suggest that alterations to the historical view may have their origin around the Right to Financial Privacy Act or Fair Credit Reporting Act, or possibly court decisions establishing what is called the Third-Party Doctrine (i.e. people who voluntarily give information to third parties—such as banks, phone companies, internet service providers (ISPs), and e-mail servers—have "no reasonable expectation of privacy" in that information) such as United States v. Miller (1976) and Smith v. Maryland (1979). However, I don't know whether corporate entanglements are implied here on what would otherwise be the basis for information collection on behalf of governments. As for the Clinton era, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (a.k.a. the repeal of Glass-Steagall) has some weak protections for consumers to opt out of having their data shared with third parties - weak enough that they may be ineffectual. But I'm afraid I'd need more information to be able to drill down further on your observations.

I'm only familiar with one "Johnson Amendment", which I've heard puts limits on the political advocacy of tax-exempt churches (and other non-profits), but the government has never actually prosecuted a case on these grounds for fear of it being declared unconstitutional. Don't hold me to this, as I've never really looked into the details.

As for businessmen and families choosing the form of their business, how short do non-C-corp business structures come? In particular, what about sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies, and limited liability partnerships? I thought LLCs were supposed to be pretty flexible.

Your car is secretly spying on you and driving your insurance rates through the roof: report
https://nypost.com/2024/03/12/business/your-car-is-spying-on-you-and-upping-your-insurance-rates-report/

In other fun news of companies sharing your data with third party brokers...

Fierrol wrote:Your car is secretly spying on you and driving your insurance rates through the roof: report
https://nypost.com/2024/03/12/business/your-car-is-spying-on-you-and-upping-your-insurance-rates-report/

In other fun news of companies sharing your data with third party brokers...

Doesn't surprise me

thanks.

Fierrol wrote:Your car is secretly spying on you and driving your insurance rates through the roof: report
https://nypost.com/2024/03/12/business/your-car-is-spying-on-you-and-upping-your-insurance-rates-report/

In other fun news of companies sharing your data with third party brokers...

first thing to do when buying any new product -- delete the spyware and cripple the coms.

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I think tik tok is cringe but to ban it is vast overreach

Suzi Island wrote:I think tik tok is cringe but to ban it is vast overreach

It will likely lead to the sale of tik tok to Amwrican interests since we have to control every social app

Suzi Island wrote:I think tik tok is cringe but to ban it is vast overreach

Most of what the Federal govt has done since the rise Progressivism is unconstitutional overreach. The answer is for the govt to respect the individual's right to his own person, and any breach of such (eg, requiring eulas without the ability to negotiate line by line) as fraud and extortion under the UCC (which imnsho it already is.) -- selling someone else's data without prior contractual agreement face to face with itemized reimbursment and receipt a tort at least, and a felony at worst.

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