Another reason all the power shouldn't be centralized, cause as you said no one can agree on anything. So.. like-minded ppl should live in certain areas.. and this sort of does occur(neighborhoods, areas, etc.) Umm, what I mean by "we the people" is, that we as a group should be able to reach a general consensus about obvious things. We don't NEED complex jibber jabber laws to keep lawyers and judges busy and the rest of us annoyed. If you can find it(Out of print), get and read a book called Woe Unto You Lawyers(Fred Rodell), and/or get your hands on Adventures in Legal Land(Marc Stevens). What REALLY needs to happen, but will take some growing up on all our parts', is everyone needs to learn to be responsible for themselves and then we wouldn't need nazi governments with wannabe tyrants. We've kinda grown out of that as humans, but apparently some ppl at the top didn't get the memo.
So, in the meantime, power going back to the states would be a good start. And, don't think that the states have power, they all sold out for federal money which then put them under the federal government. When a city incorporates, the US can take over that corporation by offering federal funding. Which reminds me, a city(Big one, Vallejo, Ca) near where I live has gone bankrupt, and that's interesting. Anyways, what we learn in puppet/parrot school, is that all this nonsense exists when really it's all imaginary. There are no real borders, just temporary imaginary lines that some people think are necessary for whatever reason, though we can look forward to the powers that be attempting to dissolve those in favor of a new North American Union with money being the Amero. This is what happened to many countries in Europe, with the Euro and some countries have started regretting entering the European Union as it was weakened their national currency while at the same time centralizing power. It's all about business. There's only really ONE type of law any "court" pays attention to in this reality we currently are in, and that's the UCC which is based on English Common Law, which came from Roman Law, which came from... :P can trace it back quite a ways. Back past Sumer. The point is, it's all imaginary, common sense or consensus that some feel needs enforced while at the same time those some try to get you to break those laws. What's that saying? "The winners get to write history"?
Anyways. I honestly don't know if there IS a solution to many of the problems we have these days. But, I'm pretty sure if we each take personal responsibilty and stop depending on governments and paid off "experts" and scientists paid by special interests we'd all be better off for it. (which is part of why naturopathic/homeopathic medicine is making a comeback, cause a lot of it works whereas our advanced medical community is only interested in $, cancer being the perfect example)
