The starting premise of this website is that the political polarization between citizens in red states and citizens in blues states has reached a threshold level.
At this point in American history, middle and working class citizens in red states are confronted with two paths.
Red state citizens could do nothing, and accept the path of blue state Democrat Marxism, that increases the power of the central government over the lives of citizens.
That path leads to a global police state of citizen surveillance, increased social class and racial violence, and a social credit system controlled by central banks, private corporations, and tech companies.
Alternatively, citizens in red states could restore the original 1776 principles of liberty that animated the first American Revolution, by implementing a decentralized political system, based upon a metro-decentralized entrepreneurial capitalist economic system.
We wrote about the irreconcilable cultural and moral differences between citizens in red and blues states, leading up to a political civil dissolution, at this point in history. (Laurie Thomas Vass, A Civil Dissolution: The Best Solution to America’s Irreconcilable Ideological Conflict, 2023).
Our books describe why a political geographical civil dissolution is inevitable, and what comes next for citizens in the red states. We wrote about how George Mason’s vision of a decentralized state sovereignty framework would have been a better path to preserve indidividual liberty. (Laurie Thomas Vass, George Mason’s America: The State Sovereignty Alternative to Madison’s Centralized American Ruling Class Aristocracy).
We are currently writing a new book, titled Beneficial Economics: A Red State Citizens Guide to Crafting A Better Constitution When the Government Fails the Citizens.
As we state in our new book, “We see citizens in red states as the legitimate inheritors of the founding principles of 1776 that the Patriots who fought for liberty called the Spirit of “76.”
We argue that it is the responsibility of ordinary, common middle and working class citizens, in red states, to craft a better economic constitution, including the location of a new national capital city, perhaps in a central location, like Monticello, Arkansas..
If you find these topics interesting, we invite you to register as a member of our website, and engage with other like-minded red state citizens on a better pathway for protecting individual liberty.
Our books explore how red state citizens might craft a more fair constitution that puts political power back in the hands of ordinary people, at the state and local levels of government.
We contrast a political dissolution with a constitutional dissolution that aims at creating fair economic rules.
- Political dissolution – the cultural/geographic separation along red/blue state lines that is
- Constitutional dissolution – the fundamental redesign of economic rules and institutional structures, moving away from Madison’s centralized system that enabled the original ruling class aristocracy, that eventually turned into a global predatory state capitalism.
