“Beneficial Economics” shows red state citizens how to build a decentralized state sovereignty political system based on red state metro-entrepreneurial capitalism—returning power to state and local governments where citizens actually have a voice.
This book explores practical constitutional reforms that prioritize individual liberty over federal overreach.
After polarization comes dissolution. After dissolution comes red state constitutional reconstruction.
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Vass writes like someone convinced of their mission, and that conviction gives the prose a pulse. Their tone is urgent, sometimes fiery, and often unapologetic. The author mixes scholarly arguments with plainspoken outrage, and that combination keeps the reader hooked even through pages of constitutional draft language. I don’t agree with all their conclusions, but I couldn’t help respecting the clarity of their beliefs. The author connects economics, morality, and governance in ways that made me stop and think. There’s a spark of rebellion in every sentence, and I found myself drawn to the raw energy of that.
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Beneficial Economics: A Red State Citizens Guide to Crafting A Better Constitution When the Government Fails the Citizens by Laurie Thomas Vass is a well written and deeply insightful political and economic manifesto that comes out pretty bold in its objective. Inspired by the author’s belief that the current U.S. government, based on James Madison’s 1787 Constitution, is totally broken and has been captured by a global corporate elite called the “predatory state,” this book aims to guide the people in politically conservative “red states” on how to draft a new federal constitution from the ground up.