Posts Tagged ‘private business’
How would the Prime Law deal with a government entity that becomes a dictator over the use of materials, i.e., used ammunition, and who should get them?
June 15th, 2009 | 
Author: The Prime Law restricts government from regulating business. Only in the instance that initiatory force is a concern can government get involved in use of materials/used ammunition shells etc. Private business has complete control over its own property.
Posted in Position Statements | 
Tags: ammunition, complete control, dictator, government entity, Prime Law, private business, shells | 
No Comments »
How will the financing of prisons and the way they are run change after Prime Law?
Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Prisons will become more efficient with government focusing on protection only. This will result in less prison population due to the fact that only people who commit initiatory force will be there. Prison inmates will have more opportunities to better themselves while incarcerated. Private business will get involved but without the political ties that currently exist. Citizens will voluntarily pay for this efficient protection service.
Posted in Position Statements |
Tags: citizens, political ties, Prime Law, prison inmates, prison population, prisons, private business, The Visions |
No Comments »
