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SDGCK: There are foundational questions of citizenship, sovereignty, and political purposefulness that preoccupied antiquity. The tension between jus soli (birthright citizenship) and jus sanguinis, as well as the obligations of the state toward its inhabitants regardless of origin, has deep historical and philosophical precedents. Examining this through Roman jurisprudence alongside classical Chinese/Japanese and Celtic-Gaelic traditions reveals how ancient legal and philosophical systems conceptualized who "the people" are and what their occupation of the land entails. 1. Roman Law and Philosophy: Citizenship as Inclusion and Obligation Roman history offers a dynamic evolution of citizenship (civitas), shifting from an exclusive ethnic privilege to an expansive legal framework that united a diverse empire. The Constitutio Antoniniana (212 CE): Emperor Caracalla’s edict granted Roman citizenship to nearly all free inhabitants of the empire. The underlying Roman philosophy was that the strength of a state lay not in ethnic purity, but in universalizing the legal bond. Under Roman law, once an individual was brought under the umbrella of the state—whether by birth, manumission, or legal naturalization—they shared the same fundamental protections and access to the jus civile (civil law). Cicero on the Commonwealth (De Re Publica): Cicero defines a populus (a people) not as any collection of human beings brought together in any shape, but as "an assemblage associated in agreement with respect to justice and a partnership for the common good." In Roman political thought, the legitimacy of occupying and governing a land depends on the pursuit of justice and the res publica (public affair). Those who inhabit the land and participate in its legal framework constitute the body politic, regardless of their ancestral origins. The Right to Belong: Roman law distinguished between different tiers of rights (such as the jus suffragii—the right to vote—and the jus honorum—the right to hold office), but the underlying principle supported a gradual path toward full integration. The concept that citizens without immediate documentation or full privileges still possess an inherent right to apply echoes the historical evolution of Latin rights (Jus Latii), which provided a legal bridge for neighboring populations to attain full citizenship status over time. Click here.
SDGCK: There are foundational questions of citizenship, sovereignty, and political purposefulness that preoccupied antiquity. The tension between jus soli (birthright citizenship) and jus sanguinis, as well as the obligations of the state toward its inhabitants regardless of origin, has deep historical and philosophical precedents. Examining this through Roman jurisprudence alongside classical Chinese/Japanese and Celtic-Gaelic traditions reveals how ancient legal and philosophical systems conceptualized who "the people" are and what their occupation of the land entails. 1. Roman Law and Philosophy: Citizenship as Inclusion and Obligation Roman history offers a dynamic evolution of citizenship (civitas), shifting from an exclusive ethnic privilege to an expansive legal framework that united a diverse empire. The Constitutio Antoniniana (212 CE): Emperor Caracalla’s edict granted Roman citizenship to nearly all free inhabitants of the empire. The underlying Roman philosophy was that the strength of a state lay not in ethnic purity, but in universalizing the legal bond. Under Roman law, once an individual was brought under the umbrella of the state—whether by birth, manumission, or legal naturalization—they shared the same fundamental protections and access to the jus civile (civil law). Cicero on the Commonwealth (De Re Publica): Cicero defines a populus (a people) not as any collection of human beings brought together in any shape, but as "an assemblage associated in agreement with respect to justice and a partnership for the common good." In Roman political thought, the legitimacy of occupying and governing a land depends on the pursuit of justice and the res publica (public affair). Those who inhabit the land and participate in its legal framework constitute the body politic, regardless of their ancestral origins. The Right to Belong: Roman law distinguished between different tiers of rights (such as the jus suffragii—the right to vote—and the jus honorum—the right to hold office), but the underlying principle supported a gradual path toward full integration. The concept that citizens without immediate documentation or full privileges still possess an inherent right to apply echoes the historical evolution of Latin rights (Jus Latii), which provided a legal bridge for neighboring populations to attain full citizenship status over time. Click here.
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SDGCK LOS ANGELES and BOSTON REPORTS: November 4th, 2026. If someone was to build a mass transit subway, how would they do it to ensure a reasonable, respected, viable and standard result? If he could do it, he could build an economy also. There is a sewer pipe and a hamster stuck therein; manifesting blockage or issues. This is causing a problem in the system. But the government who built the system is not responsible for the hamster but they are responsible for removing the hamster that is causing the blockage; blockage caused by the hamster. We have a Brigand in the system; not a hamster. If someone was to build an economy, how would they do it to ensure a reasonable, respected and standard result? Canada is eloquent socio-economic confusion. The Alto on current VIA tracks is great but what about the benefits money to pay for the ticket? America is mystified by this arrogant confused eloquence. Are we two nations; sad poor and the wealthy? The wealthy need a viable able poor population that subsists as consumers on no less than $300.00 per day. This achieves viable poverty that works for the economic system as viable, useful bitch ass twinky and pepper mint patty consumers that buy and spend to maintain as regular, consistent or frequent the sales of robotically made food, clothing and vehicles. This ensures the INVESTMENTS in marketing and making available new products in these projects succeed. You guarantee across the country that there is an able, funded consumer. This is better than guaranteeing you suffer an angry, hungry sad poorly under funded population in your stores, markets and shops across America; especially west of the original 13 colonies that enjoyed a certain benefit or dole that guaranteed a civility and communal dignity in public spaces. The failure in American economics and business is not the existent excitement in sales and marketing of consumer goods but the failure to expound or expand, transmit, establish nationally the one requisite non means-tested income support dole culture. As such, the phenomenon of Jesse James in the Midwest was engineered by the eastern seaboard business man or politician's failure at national socioeconomic cultural expansion and national leadership. This failure may have been predicated on the historic somewhat reasonable fear of what the native would do with money; if they would buy the gun and attack from the Midwest the original 13 colonies. This was not a reasonable fear back then. Even if it was the cause for any hesitation in system expansion, that time for any arguable hesitation ended at the conclusion of the Civil War. The country was unified in 1865 against any such threats to Federal, National authority. The world has paid the price in wars predicated on solving American public violence over $10.00 of groceries or $100 stolen at the bank; in addition to the international investment losses. America has the confidence to solve this across NAFTA CUSMA with NORAD NATO support and agreement. We remember the English and the Dutch. We have all come to "..rely on the continued smooth working of things." This is how we can actually "..ensure the continued, smooth working of things." This is how we fight and wage a war on our displacement, disappearance; indignity seen in encampments and on business stagnation. We can never say how much anyone will "have" but those who "have" would like to enjoy what they "have" without threats from mass of sad non viable "have nots" who could mug you as you walk out the theatre or symphony halls. So, we engineer a base level for the "have nots" as we accept that some souls will never figure out how to sell and market their sweat in a cologne or after shave, market a cereal, sell their sketches or photography, perform their imitations of some presidents or Frank Sinatra, or Superman or Stevie Wonder, write and perform music, sell their tailoring, their pastry, chocolate or cooking and some how break out of being the lowly on $300.00 per day. But we can all enjoy a safer, happier time as the babies are born when the women are in gestation. Thank you. As we can engineer total sustained Anglo economic stability, we defeat eloquent frustration or confusion. As such, we arrive at happiness. We can all buy a decent watch that works. What about a "Wievielten" owned by by Sven at SDGCK? The war on Socio economic self defeatism. We are concerned with the Laissez-faire Faire ways of the Brigand He does nothing or he does the wrong thing, locking your ship or your economy in the direction of disaster. He decides we have less revenue. He decides we have less benefits. He decides we have higher prices although this is likely to happen due to expectations or we have cheaper prices because the true cost of manufacturing goods robotically has gone down. But, do we have real sales and real revenue? How will we have real sales and real revenue unless the people have real ATP; cash or debit card payment viability in the viable poverty; not rich but they can spend and ensure the economy enjoys real earnings in the engineered, continued smooth working of things? What we see after 1912 is an Economic Saruman or Brigand turning reason into madness. The Brigand says it should be the brigand telling you; not you telling the brigand who usually says he does not know what he wants yet. We read Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Wallerstein and Sunkel. We have read PJ Patterson. Patterson confirms ably that we must put something, some money into everyone's wallet or pocket; their bank account. Laissez-faire ( do nothing) can't work when the automation causes Joblessness, wagelessness and thereby moneylessness. We can put As little as 10¢ a minute to see things improve as we calculate velocity of money, the time and and rate of money per day and per minute. We pay into robotic labour a fraction of money or energy per hour or per minute in the form of a kilowatt. We pay into human labour per hour or per minute. We pay a small sum or jingle into consumers also. The consumers as born in the economy are also our mothers and fathers engaged in the gestational mundaneness of raising and socialising the next generation of soldiers, sailors and EMS Officers that includes the Constables; bus and train drivers. The Chinese and other Asians fill mundaneness with spicy foods. We see that the human being is economic technology and needed as a consumer. We could turn dogs into consumers also. He would need a dog bank account. He could tap his NFC enabled dog toy that is connected to his dog account and tap the electronic Moneris or Chase Amazon dog bowl when the bowl is empty and then an Amazon dog food delivery arrives. We need them. We do need all we can get and this includes the people we have; as we ensure they are people with money. As such, we agree the economy becomes squalid and tepid when people do not have money if the usual source of money or income is interrupted by job cancellations as caused by robotic automation, causing a desperation that usually ends up as population zombification. This could all happen 28 days later; after being let go at FORD. We observed the US and other economies only to see that the US is on some kind of engineered, eloquent confusion and self defeat. But we can observe and compute the most functional economy since 1786. Ich lerne jeden Tag Italienisch. In statistical and macroeconomic terms, an average hourly revenue of $3,000.00 to $4,000.00 per hour across a 24/7, 365-day operation represents an exceptionally high baseline for an individual business location or small enterprise: $3,000 to $4,000 per hour continuous (24/7): Translates to roughly $72,000 to $96,000 per day, or $26.28 million to $35.04 million per year per business establishment. Distribution Across U.S. Business Categories To put this threshold in context across the United States: Small & Medium Businesses / Independent Restaurants: Standard small-to-medium businesses and typical restaurant establishments average between $1.0 million and $3.0 million in annual gross revenue ($115 to $350 per hour if operated 24 hours a day). Virtually zero single-location small businesses or standard independent restaurants reach the $26M–$35M annual revenue threshold needed to average $3,000–$4,000/hour continuously. High-Volume Retail & Top-Tier Flagship Locations: Only top-performing flagship stores (such as high-volume Costco warehouses, elite Walmart Supercenters, highly trafficked Home Depot locations, or top-tier auto dealerships/commercial franchises) reach annual revenues in the $25 million to $40 million+ range. Across the U.S., there are approximately 10,000 to 25,000 individual commercial establishments/retail stores that generate gross revenues equivalent to $3,000–$4,000+ per hour continuously. Medium-to-Large Corporations & Multi-Unit Enterprises: If counting companies at the corporate aggregate level (rather than individual physical storefronts), roughly 15,000 to 20,000 mid-sized and large U.S. corporations (out of ~33 million total U.S. businesses) earn $26 million to $35 million or more in annual revenue. Contextual Impact on Macroeconomic Models When scaling economic simulations: 30,000 to 90,000 businesses earning $3,000–$4,000/hr continuous represents the combined output of major regional retail centers, auto dealer groups, or enterprise commercial chains. There are 400,000+ businesses at this revenue rate ($10.5 trillion gross output) effectively models roughly one-third of the total annual U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). At this scale, even a small 1% to 2% federal tax rate produces vast tax revenues capable of fully funding national social safety floors. Whether its Costco or a food truck, sales tax will be collected on any revenue earned and the bank account you use for your point of sale machine or machines will be marked and debited by the IRS once a day. Is it a small pizzeria in Dearborn or Detroit? The Costco account is debited daily at 11;59 pm at the state tax rate (7% or 10%) on all sales for the day. A sales tax exemption is proposed for vehicle sales and on baby food. Macroeconomic Analysis: National Income Support & Market Stability The scenario outlined addresses a core tension in modern capitalist economies: the paradox of localized austerity within an integrated national market. When income support benefits vary wildly by region—ranging from $800/month in Maine and $1,600/month in New Jersey to over $60,000/year in states like Vermont and Massachusetts—it creates severe geographic economic dichotomy, bifurcation. But, there is only one flag. The price of the Ford, Toyota or GM or Maserati or Volkswagen is about the same across the country; there is only one MSRP (manufacturer's suggested retail price). As automation and technological displacement reduce traditional wage labor in industrial sectors, workers in under-funded states face severe precarity, economic stagnation, and social distress. Click here.
SDGCK LOS ANGELES and BOSTON REPORTS: November 4th, 2026. If someone was to build a mass transit subway, how would they do it to ensure a reasonable, respected, viable and standard result? If he could do it, he could build an economy also. There is a sewer pipe and a hamster stuck therein; manifesting blockage or issues. This is causing a problem in the system. But the government who built the system is not responsible for the hamster but they are responsible for removing the hamster that is causing the blockage; blockage caused by the hamster. We have a Brigand in the system; not a hamster. If someone was to build an economy, how would they do it to ensure a reasonable, respected and standard result? Canada is eloquent socio-economic confusion. The Alto on current VIA tracks is great but what about the benefits money to pay for the ticket? America is mystified by this arrogant confused eloquence. Are we two nations; sad poor and the wealthy? The wealthy need a viable able poor population that subsists as consumers on no less than $300.00 per day. This achieves viable poverty that works for the economic system as viable, useful bitch ass twinky and pepper mint patty consumers that buy and spend to maintain as regular, consistent or frequent the sales of robotically made food, clothing and vehicles. This ensures the INVESTMENTS in marketing and making available new products in these projects succeed. You guarantee across the country that there is an able, funded consumer. This is better than guaranteeing you suffer an angry, hungry sad poorly under funded population in your stores, markets and shops across America; especially west of the original 13 colonies that enjoyed a certain benefit or dole that guaranteed a civility and communal dignity in public spaces. The failure in American economics and business is not the existent excitement in sales and marketing of consumer goods but the failure to expound or expand, transmit, establish nationally the one requisite non means-tested income support dole culture. As such, the phenomenon of Jesse James in the Midwest was engineered by the eastern seaboard business man or politician's failure at national socioeconomic cultural expansion and national leadership. This failure may have been predicated on the historic somewhat reasonable fear of what the native would do with money; if they would buy the gun and attack from the Midwest the original 13 colonies. This was not a reasonable fear back then. Even if it was the cause for any hesitation in system expansion, that time for any arguable hesitation ended at the conclusion of the Civil War. The country was unified in 1865 against any such threats to Federal, National authority. The world has paid the price in wars predicated on solving American public violence over $10.00 of groceries or $100 stolen at the bank; in addition to the international investment losses. America has the confidence to solve this across NAFTA CUSMA with NORAD NATO support and agreement. We remember the English and the Dutch. We have all come to "..rely on the continued smooth working of things." This is how we can actually "..ensure the continued, smooth working of things." This is how we fight and wage a war on our displacement, disappearance; indignity seen in encampments and on business stagnation. We can never say how much anyone will "have" but those who "have" would like to enjoy what they "have" without threats from mass of sad non viable "have nots" who could mug you as you walk out the theatre or symphony halls. So, we engineer a base level for the "have nots" as we accept that some souls will never figure out how to sell and market their sweat in a cologne or after shave, market a cereal, sell their sketches or photography, perform their imitations of some presidents or Frank Sinatra, or Superman or Stevie Wonder, write and perform music, sell their tailoring, their pastry, chocolate or cooking and some how break out of being the lowly on $300.00 per day. But we can all enjoy a safer, happier time as the babies are born when the women are in gestation. Thank you. As we can engineer total sustained Anglo economic stability, we defeat eloquent frustration or confusion. As such, we arrive at happiness. We can all buy a decent watch that works. What about a "Wievielten" owned by by Sven at SDGCK? The war on Socio economic self defeatism. We are concerned with the Laissez-faire Faire ways of the Brigand He does nothing or he does the wrong thing, locking your ship or your economy in the direction of disaster. He decides we have less revenue. He decides we have less benefits. He decides we have higher prices although this is likely to happen due to expectations or we have cheaper prices because the true cost of manufacturing goods robotically has gone down. But, do we have real sales and real revenue? How will we have real sales and real revenue unless the people have real ATP; cash or debit card payment viability in the viable poverty; not rich but they can spend and ensure the economy enjoys real earnings in the engineered, continued smooth working of things? What we see after 1912 is an Economic Saruman or Brigand turning reason into madness. The Brigand says it should be the brigand telling you; not you telling the brigand who usually says he does not know what he wants yet. We read Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Wallerstein and Sunkel. We have read PJ Patterson. Patterson confirms ably that we must put something, some money into everyone's wallet or pocket; their bank account. Laissez-faire ( do nothing) can't work when the automation causes Joblessness, wagelessness and thereby moneylessness. We can put As little as 10¢ a minute to see things improve as we calculate velocity of money, the time and and rate of money per day and per minute. We pay into robotic labour a fraction of money or energy per hour or per minute in the form of a kilowatt. We pay into human labour per hour or per minute. We pay a small sum or jingle into consumers also. The consumers as born in the economy are also our mothers and fathers engaged in the gestational mundaneness of raising and socialising the next generation of soldiers, sailors and EMS Officers that includes the Constables; bus and train drivers. The Chinese and other Asians fill mundaneness with spicy foods. We see that the human being is economic technology and needed as a consumer. We could turn dogs into consumers also. He would need a dog bank account. He could tap his NFC enabled dog toy that is connected to his dog account and tap the electronic Moneris or Chase Amazon dog bowl when the bowl is empty and then an Amazon dog food delivery arrives. We need them. We do need all we can get and this includes the people we have; as we ensure they are people with money. As such, we agree the economy becomes squalid and tepid when people do not have money if the usual source of money or income is interrupted by job cancellations as caused by robotic automation, causing a desperation that usually ends up as population zombification. This could all happen 28 days later; after being let go at FORD. We observed the US and other economies only to see that the US is on some kind of engineered, eloquent confusion and self defeat. But we can observe and compute the most functional economy since 1786. Ich lerne jeden Tag Italienisch. In statistical and macroeconomic terms, an average hourly revenue of $3,000.00 to $4,000.00 per hour across a 24/7, 365-day operation represents an exceptionally high baseline for an individual business location or small enterprise: $3,000 to $4,000 per hour continuous (24/7): Translates to roughly $72,000 to $96,000 per day, or $26.28 million to $35.04 million per year per business establishment. Distribution Across U.S. Business Categories To put this threshold in context across the United States: Small & Medium Businesses / Independent Restaurants: Standard small-to-medium businesses and typical restaurant establishments average between $1.0 million and $3.0 million in annual gross revenue ($115 to $350 per hour if operated 24 hours a day). Virtually zero single-location small businesses or standard independent restaurants reach the $26M–$35M annual revenue threshold needed to average $3,000–$4,000/hour continuously. High-Volume Retail & Top-Tier Flagship Locations: Only top-performing flagship stores (such as high-volume Costco warehouses, elite Walmart Supercenters, highly trafficked Home Depot locations, or top-tier auto dealerships/commercial franchises) reach annual revenues in the $25 million to $40 million+ range. Across the U.S., there are approximately 10,000 to 25,000 individual commercial establishments/retail stores that generate gross revenues equivalent to $3,000–$4,000+ per hour continuously. Medium-to-Large Corporations & Multi-Unit Enterprises: If counting companies at the corporate aggregate level (rather than individual physical storefronts), roughly 15,000 to 20,000 mid-sized and large U.S. corporations (out of ~33 million total U.S. businesses) earn $26 million to $35 million or more in annual revenue. Contextual Impact on Macroeconomic Models When scaling economic simulations: 30,000 to 90,000 businesses earning $3,000–$4,000/hr continuous represents the combined output of major regional retail centers, auto dealer groups, or enterprise commercial chains. There are 400,000+ businesses at this revenue rate ($10.5 trillion gross output) effectively models roughly one-third of the total annual U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). At this scale, even a small 1% to 2% federal tax rate produces vast tax revenues capable of fully funding national social safety floors. Whether its Costco or a food truck, sales tax will be collected on any revenue earned and the bank account you use for your point of sale machine or machines will be marked and debited by the IRS once a day. Is it a small pizzeria in Dearborn or Detroit? The Costco account is debited daily at 11;59 pm at the state tax rate (7% or 10%) on all sales for the day. A sales tax exemption is proposed for vehicle sales and on baby food. Macroeconomic Analysis: National Income Support & Market Stability The scenario outlined addresses a core tension in modern capitalist economies: the paradox of localized austerity within an integrated national market. When income support benefits vary wildly by region—ranging from $800/month in Maine and $1,600/month in New Jersey to over $60,000/year in states like Vermont and Massachusetts—it creates severe geographic economic dichotomy, bifurcation. But, there is only one flag. The price of the Ford, Toyota or GM or Maserati or Volkswagen is about the same across the country; there is only one MSRP (manufacturer's suggested retail price). As automation and technological displacement reduce traditional wage labor in industrial sectors, workers in under-funded states face severe precarity, economic stagnation, and social distress. Click here.
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