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It shouldn't be a crime to do many drugs, but it should be a crime to be addicted. Crime would entail rehabilitation in at least two optional methods. It would be on a person's record, but that would not have the same connotation as it does today.
A person's job may or may not be chosen for them, but most would have it chosen. No work would be for free (including domestic), but income taxes would be progressive. Taxes would be heavier on the young. A bonus would be given if audited and reports accurate within a certain amount. A fine for too much or too little.
One entity would farm or culture ingredients. Another would buy them, but also be forced to pay for any costs that deal with cleanup and replenishment. In turn, they sell to the manufacturers. Between manufacturers, there would always be another middleman. (I would have to think about the instance in mining.)
Schooling (trades and other such) would be free, but one would not be able to make money during that time period. Instead, one would receive a tiny allowance and access to certain areas for food and shelter. One may stay at home, but transportation costs would not covered. Books would be borrowed unless purchased by other means. Other materials would be provided for, but not allowed to leave campus grounds.
...the paper trails would be hard for me to understand. Because the cost of goods in some cases would go way up, more things would be shared than before. Perhaps people would have a membership to a clothes store to borrow rather than buy them.
Makeup would be considered drugs. Don't know what would do about sex. It would be a tax break to have children, and that would include adopting as well, but only if the youngest of a couple is 30 years of age or more. 22 to 30 would be no tax break, and 21 and below would be a tax increase (unless the child is given for adoption, either to friends, relatives, or some other method). Children as young as 15 would be able to legally leave home. Contraceptives would also be free, but abortion would be illegal, but the increased care for pregnancy would be free.
Pet and children supplies would be free, but all work towards them would not count as income. Maternity and paternity leave would be available at all jobs, however. Gifts and inheritance would be limited to a certain number value. Entities would not be owned by individuals, and thus, cannot be inherited. Same with houses and structures.
Moving would not be difficult, except for transportation costs. Since most things would not be private property, little would have to move. All broken furniture would have to be fixed and replaced as well, which can be paid by debt. Food and shelter in many areas would be free, however, but little else.
A person's job may or may not be chosen for them, but most would have it chosen. No work would be for free (including domestic), but income taxes would be progressive. Taxes would be heavier on the young. A bonus would be given if audited and reports accurate within a certain amount. A fine for too much or too little.
One entity would farm or culture ingredients. Another would buy them, but also be forced to pay for any costs that deal with cleanup and replenishment. In turn, they sell to the manufacturers. Between manufacturers, there would always be another middleman. (I would have to think about the instance in mining.)
Schooling (trades and other such) would be free, but one would not be able to make money during that time period. Instead, one would receive a tiny allowance and access to certain areas for food and shelter. One may stay at home, but transportation costs would not covered. Books would be borrowed unless purchased by other means. Other materials would be provided for, but not allowed to leave campus grounds.
...the paper trails would be hard for me to understand. Because the cost of goods in some cases would go way up, more things would be shared than before. Perhaps people would have a membership to a clothes store to borrow rather than buy them.
Makeup would be considered drugs. Don't know what would do about sex. It would be a tax break to have children, and that would include adopting as well, but only if the youngest of a couple is 30 years of age or more. 22 to 30 would be no tax break, and 21 and below would be a tax increase (unless the child is given for adoption, either to friends, relatives, or some other method). Children as young as 15 would be able to legally leave home. Contraceptives would also be free, but abortion would be illegal, but the increased care for pregnancy would be free.
Pet and children supplies would be free, but all work towards them would not count as income. Maternity and paternity leave would be available at all jobs, however. Gifts and inheritance would be limited to a certain number value. Entities would not be owned by individuals, and thus, cannot be inherited. Same with houses and structures.
Moving would not be difficult, except for transportation costs. Since most things would not be private property, little would have to move. All broken furniture would have to be fixed and replaced as well, which can be paid by debt. Food and shelter in many areas would be free, however, but little else.
Kamitra さんの投稿 @ 21:26
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