How To Solve The Immigraciones Problemo

Dear Everyone;
   
  This article from Lew Rockwell.com about a CNN reporter stumbling accidently on the solution to the immigraciones problemo is well worth reading and well worth acting on. Hint: it involves a "user fee". Read it and enjoy.
   
  http://www.lewrockwell.com/kwiatkowski/kwiatkowski148.html
   
  Ron Getty
  SF Libertarian

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The government could make even more money if they sold special documents to the highest bidder that allowed the bearer to exercise rights like the right to free speech and the right to keep and bear arms.

Yours in liberty,
        <<< starchild >>>

How about allowing US Passports to be sold to the highest bidder? If you sell yours you must leave the country and not return unless you can buy your way back in.

Dear Everyone;

This article from Lew Rockwell.com about a CNN reporter stumbling accidently on the solution to the immigraciones problemo is well worth reading and well worth acting on. Hint: it involves a "user fee". Read it and enjoy.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/kwiatkowski/kwiatkowski148.html

Ron Getty
SF Libertarian

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Dear Starchild;
   
  So then selling the rights to keep and bear arms to the highest bidder would this also include illegal immigrants who become legal immigrants by paying a legal immigrant user fee???
   
  Or would it be like Iraq where there is this news quote:
   
  L. Paul Bremer III, the former top American administrator in Iraq, did not step between Iraqis and their guns. He issued an order that essentially upheld Iraqi law: everyone 25 and older with a "good reputation and character" could own one firearm, including an AK-47, the world's most popular killing machine.
   
  This means Iraqis can buy AK-47's when Americans are forbidden to own - great living in the land of the free.
   
  Ron Getty
  SF Libertarian

Starchild <sfdreamer@...> wrote:
  The government could make even more money if they sold special
documents to the highest bidder that allowed the bearer to exercise
rights like the right to free speech and the right to keep and bear
arms.

Yours in liberty,
<<< starchild >>>

Derek,

I like the idea of being able to trade citizenship as a commodity - why shouldn't two people in two different countries be able to trade citizenship rights under the terms of their own choosing - although I can imagine some sort of trust verification would be required by both countries. Another issue is state services, but that's easily solved by eliminating them.

-- Steve

Derek,

  That may be the scenario as you envisioned it, but there is already a $97 charge to obtain a U.S. passport (see http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/fees/fees_837.html). If people were able to turn around and resell those passports to immigrants for $2000 or more, the Feds would no doubt feel free to charge much higher prices, absorbing the lion's share of the profits into their own pockets. This would amount to a major new tax on people who didn't want to sell their citizenship but were simply trying to obtain the government's permission to travel (as if they should have to get permission!). And what about all the U.S. citizens who don't possess passports now? Would they have to go out and buy them for $97 a pop to avoid the risk of being deported?

Yours in liberty,
        <<< starchild >>>

In my scenario the money would go to the former US citizen.

One other potential solution to the immigration problem would be to completely privatize all land in the US.

   The government could make even more money if they sold special

documents to the highest bidder that allowed the bearer to exercise
rights like the right to free speech and the right to keep and bear
arms.

Yours in liberty,
<<< starchild >>>

> How about allowing US Passports to be sold to the highest bidder? If
> you sell yours you must leave the country and not return unless you
> can buy your way back in.
>
> Dear Everyone;
>
> This article from Lew Rockwell.com about a CNN reporter stumbling
> accidently on the solution to the immigraciones problemo is well worth
> reading and well worth acting on. Hint: it involves a "user fee". Read
> it and enjoy.
>
> http://www.lewrockwell.com/kwiatkowski/kwiatkowski148.html
>
> Ron Getty
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Ron,

  I was not making a serious suggestion. I don't think anyone should have to pay a fee in order to exercise a fundamental right, whether it's free speech, gun ownership, or the right to peacefully cross national borders.

Yours in liberty,
        <<< starchild >>>

Dear Starchild;

So then selling the rights to keep and bear arms to the highest bidder would this also include illegal immigrants who become legal immigrants by paying a legal immigrant user fee???

Or would it be like Iraq where there is this news quote:

L. Paul Bremer III, the former top American administrator in Iraq, did not step between Iraqis and their guns. He issued an order that essentially upheld Iraqi law: everyone 25 and older with a "good reputation and character" could own one firearm, including an AK-47, the world's most popular killing machine.

This means Iraqis can buy AK-47's when Americans are forbidden to own - great living in the land of the free.

Ron Getty
SF Libertarian

The government could make even more money if they sold special
documents to the highest bidder that allowed the bearer to exercise
rights like the right to free speech and the right to keep and bear
arms.

Yours in liberty,
<<< starchild >>>

> How about allowing US Passports to be sold to the highest bidder? If
> you sell yours you must leave the country and not return unless you
> can buy your way back in.
>
>
>
> Dear Everyone;
>
> This article from Lew Rockwell.com about a CNN reporter stumbling
> accidently on the solution to the immigraciones problemo is well worth
> reading and well worth acting on. Hint: it involves a "user fee". Read
> it and enjoy.
>
> http://www.lewrockwell.com/kwiatkowski/kwiatkowski148.html
>
> Ron Getty
> SF Libertarian
>

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Derek,

  Hopefully an unintended consequence of taking my name will be picking up some support among folks like the listeners of "Coast to Coast." Perhaps some people will see my name and assume that what I'm saying is a wise message from extraterrestrials who have assumed human form in order to communicate with earthlings. Who knows, maybe it's true. :wink:

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Starchild, by the way, while driving home from work last night I was listening to "Coast to Coast AM with George Noory" and they had a segment on "Starchildren"

Starchild: The law of unintended consequences.

Derek,

   That may be the scenario as you envisioned it, but there is already a

$97 charge to obtain a U.S. passport (see
http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/fees/fees_837.html). If people
were able to turn around and resell those passports to immigrants for
$2000 or more, the Feds would no doubt feel free to charge much higher
prices, absorbing the lion's share of the profits into their own
pockets. This would amount to a major new tax on people who didn't want
to sell their citizenship but were simply trying to obtain the
government's permission to travel (as if they should have to get
permission!). And what about all the U.S. citizens who don't possess
passports now? Would they have to go out and buy them for $97 a pop to
avoid the risk of being deported?

Yours in liberty,
<<< starchild >>>

> In my scenario the money would go to the former US citizen.
>
> One other potential solution to the immigration problem would be to
> completely privatize all land in the US.
>
> The government could make even more money if they sold special
> documents to the highest bidder that allowed the bearer to exercise
> rights like the right to free speech and the right to keep and bear
> arms.
>
> Yours in liberty,
> <<< starchild >>>
>
> > How about allowing US Passports to be sold to the highest bidder? If
> > you sell yours you must leave the country and not return unless you
> > can buy your way back in.
> >
> > Dear Everyone;
> >
> > This article from Lew Rockwell.com about a CNN reporter stumbling
> > accidently on the solution to the immigraciones problemo is well
> worth
> > reading and well worth acting on. Hint: it involves a "user fee".
> Read
> > it and enjoy.
> >
> > http://www.lewrockwell.com/kwiatkowski/kwiatkowski148.html
> >
> > Ron Getty
> > SF Libertarian
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