If the Chinese stop giving North American government's cash through significant loans to the Canadian and U.S. government, we would understand, out of sheer necessity, how to generate some cash of our own in the era of total industrial robotic automation. As automation has removed humans from several jobs, income tax is no longer the key source of national revenue. The transactional taxes related to commercial activity such as fuel taxes or sales taxes are now the main sources of national revenue. Human survival for any citizen is not a political issue any where else except but in North America. Automation is not a cause of trepidation affecting human life any where in the industrial world except but in North America. The idea of trying to buy votes or secure re election with a zero percent sales taxes is political suicide and economic irresponsibility. The government does not really make and sell bread. But, it ensures markets are safe and products are tested for health and consumer safety with the FDA. This costs. The government has to hire people. A 30 percent sales tax says a $1.00 loaf of bread is $1.30. The 30 percent sales tax over the cost of a universal minimum income support and the cost of protecting the market. A sales tax of 30 percent is quite popular in Asia. They have enough money to lend you some and they are earning 3 percent on the loans which amounts to billions in interest payments. You could never say the Asians are Marxists. They are aggressively capitalist following regenerative capitalism. Even if you did say they are Marxists, they have a strong internal market with lots of consumerism per citizen where every citizen is secure and you don't have a strong internal market. You have an economic, systemic apology that comes from 24 hour convenience and a multiplicity of impulse transactions at highway stops. It looks and feels like a lot is happening but without sufficient sales tax per transaction next to evident economic under capacity per citizen so that you are only running up a national debt owed to China. You are also running out of people. Germany, China and Russia with most other European nations(like Ireland and Holland) claim full employment as every citizen receives a minimum income support as a citizen employee. Automation does not have to be a tragedy. But, ignorance will make it one. The Europeans, Russians and Asians follow the UDHR Article 25 since a strong internal market with sufficient buying power per citizen ensures sufficient, consistent and regular returns on investment requires people; sufficient numbers of people. As people use more transit, the revenue on fuel taxes goes down. You seem to notice how other populations are thriving in your old home town. A fraction kf the money that the companies save in automation is paid back to the government that loaned them the money to pay for the automation. There is also an automation tax that companies pay as if they have full employment at $1000.00 per employee based on the number of employees required in 1970. It looks like the Mexicans in the Northern border towns have come with their universal minimum income support of $10,000.00 per year. The Pakistanis have come to North America with their universal minimum income support of $20,000.00 per year. The South Koreans have $50000.00 per year. The Japanese have $67,000.00 per year. There are those who still work in these cultures where work is available but whether or not you work, you still receive tie universal minimum income support. There are a few American states that a universal minimum income support but we wait to see a national program that brings the U.S., Canada and Mexico into total U.N. compliance so that your population does not die off in the presence of foreigners who are thriving; in your home town. The populations is not dying off in Asia due to Robotic automation. They are growing and thriving; in all corners of the world and outpacing your own populations as they enjoy the fruits of buying and selling the product of robotic free labor. People may not work but the economy must still work and it needs people as buyers and the consumers of goods as participants to make it work and generate revenue. The lack of compliance is an offence commensurate with genocide contrary to US code 18; Chapter 50 A. 18. I am thankful for monuments on the banks of the Potomac; so monumental and as celebratory as the American people.

If the Chinese stop giving North American government's cash through significant loans to the Canadian and U.S. government, we would understand, out of sheer necessity, how to generate  some cash of our own in the era of total industrial robotic automation.  As automation has removed humans from several jobs, income tax is no longer the key source of national revenue.  The transactional taxes related to commercial activity such as fuel taxes or sales taxes are now the main sources of national revenue.   Human survival for any citizen  is not a political issue any where else except but in North America.    Automation is not a cause of trepidation affecting human life any where in the industrial world except but in North America.  The idea of trying to buy votes or secure re election with a zero percent sales taxes is political suicide and economic irresponsibility.  The government does not really make and sell bread. But, it ensures markets are safe and products are tested for health and consumer safety with the FDA.  This costs.  The government has to hire people.   A 30 percent sales tax says a $1.00 loaf of bread is $1.30. The 30 percent sales tax over the cost of a universal minimum income support and the cost of protecting the market.  A sales tax of 30 percent is quite popular in Asia.  They have enough money to lend you some and they are earning 3 percent on the loans which amounts to billions in interest payments.  You could never say the Asians are Marxists. They are aggressively capitalist following regenerative capitalism. Even if you did say they are Marxists, they have a strong internal market with lots of consumerism per citizen where every citizen is secure and you don't have a strong internal market. You have an economic, systemic  apology that comes from 24 hour convenience and a multiplicity of impulse transactions at highway stops. It looks and feels like a lot is happening but without sufficient sales tax per transaction next to evident economic under capacity per citizen so that  you are only running up  a national debt owed to China. You are also running out of people.  Germany, China and Russia with most other European nations(like Ireland and Holland)  claim full employment as every citizen receives a minimum income support as a citizen employee. Automation does not have to be a tragedy.  But, ignorance will make it one.     The Europeans, Russians and Asians  follow the UDHR Article 25 since a strong internal market with sufficient buying power per citizen ensures sufficient, consistent and regular returns on investment requires people; sufficient numbers of people.     As people use more transit, the revenue on fuel taxes goes down.  You seem to notice how other populations are thriving in your old home town. A fraction kf the money that the companies save in automation is paid back to the government that loaned them the money to pay for the automation.  There is also an automation tax that companies pay as if they have full employment at $1000.00 per employee based on the number of employees required in 1970.  It looks like the Mexicans in the Northern  border towns  have come with their universal minimum income support of $10,000.00 per year. The Pakistanis have  come to North America  with their universal minimum income support of $20,000.00 per year. The South Koreans have $50000.00 per year. The Japanese have $67,000.00 per year.  There are those who still work in these cultures where work is available but whether or not you work, you still receive tie universal minimum income support.  There are a few American states that a universal minimum income support but we wait to see a national program that brings the U.S., Canada and Mexico into total U.N. compliance so that your population does not die off in  the presence of foreigners who are thriving; in your home town. The populations is not dying off in Asia due to Robotic automation. They are growing and thriving; in all corners of the world and outpacing your own populations as they enjoy the fruits of buying and selling the product of robotic free labor. People may not work but the economy must still work and it needs people as buyers and the  consumers of goods as  participants to make it work and generate revenue.     The lack of compliance is an offence commensurate with  genocide contrary to US code 18; Chapter 50 A. 18.  I am thankful for monuments  on the banks of the Potomac; so monumental and as celebratory as the American people.  

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