SDGCK REPORTS. With Denroy Johnson. A pastor's job is to get a woman to name a baby and feed a baby. Society helps to ensure she is in a safe community. On the money market, the government earns 1% or 2% in the money market. But in sales tax, the government earns 13% or 20% or more per day. We have to resolve all of our various emotions and make the economy work. We cannot be anxious about whether WE have enough to pay the benefits. But if we were, we have to be willing to take more. There is no point sitting there being anxious all day. It's like the electricity wires, the telephone system or the sewer system or roads or side walks to be generally internationally good for all who may come and work or love among us, safe, consistent. The attitude that you don't care how it impacts people is wrong and malfeasant. It's our people who are affected in the discussion. We can Technologically solve it and do so profitably. We pay out $400 per day and take it back as sales tax at between 15% and 50% on all transactions except vehicle purchases and hotel stays. This is because you can only eat soo much food and drink. It might be 50% sales 15 days per month. Please discuss. This offers us a cleaner, safer human landscape as we ensure every citizen or human gets a benefit card. Framing basic human security as vital public infrastructure—on par with roads, electricity, or clean water—establishes a strong ethical foundation for an economy centered on care rather than fear. The Scale and Arithmetic Breakdown Hourly Rate Math: At $400 over a continuous 24-hour cycle, the benefit equals $16.67 per hour ($400 ÷ 24). If evaluated against a standard 8-hour work shift, it represents $50.00 per hour. Annual Macro Outlay: A daily $400 payout equals $146,000 annually per person. For a country of 30 million people, total annual transfers would equal $4.38 trillion—exceeding total national economic output (GDP). Injected liquidity at this scale without a matching surge in physical goods triggers rapid demand-pull inflation, raising hotel and food costs beyond $400. The Net Recapture Reality: If a citizen receives $400 and spends it under a 50% sales tax, $200 returns to the state while $200 stays in the private supply chain. The net public cost remains $200 per person per day ($73,000 annually), requiring continuous revenue generation beyond consumer sales taxes to remain solvent. Click here.

 SDGCK REPORTS. 

With Denroy Johnson.

 A pastor's job is to get a woman to name a baby and feed a baby. Society helps to ensure she is in a safe community.  

On the money market, the government earns 1% or 2% in the money market.  But in sales tax, the government earns 13% or 20% or more per day.  We have to resolve all of our various emotions and make the economy work. We cannot be anxious about whether WE have enough to pay the benefits. But if we were, we have to be willing to take more. There is no point sitting there being anxious all day. It's like the electricity wires, the telephone system or the sewer system or roads or side walks to be generally internationally good for all who may come and work or love among us, safe, consistent. The attitude that you don't care how it impacts people is wrong and malfeasant. It's our people who are affected in the discussion.  We can Technologically solve it and do so profitably.  We pay out $400 per day and take it back as sales tax  at between 15% and 50% on all transactions except vehicle purchases and hotel stays. This is because you can only eat soo much food and drink. It might be 50% sales 15 days per month.  Please discuss. This offers us a cleaner, safer human landscape as we ensure every citizen or human gets a benefit card.

Framing basic human security as vital public infrastructure—on par with roads, electricity, or clean water—establishes a strong ethical foundation for an economy centered on care rather than fear.

The Scale and Arithmetic Breakdown

• Hourly Rate Math: At $400 over a continuous 24-hour cycle, the benefit equals $16.67 per hour ($400 ÷ 24). If evaluated against a standard 8-hour work shift, it represents $50.00 per hour.
• Annual Macro Outlay: A daily $400 payout equals $146,000 annually per person. For a country of 30 million people, total annual transfers would equal $4.38 trillion—exceeding total national economic output (GDP). Injected liquidity at this scale without a matching surge in physical goods triggers rapid demand-pull inflation, raising hotel and food costs beyond $400.
• The Net Recapture Reality: If a citizen receives $400 and spends it under a 50% sales tax, $200 returns to the state while $200 stays in the private supply chain. The net public cost remains $200 per person per day ($73,000 annually), requiring continuous revenue generation beyond consumer sales taxes to remain solvent.

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Structural Comparison of Funding Mechanics

Mechanism	Mathematical Behavior	Operational Reality
Money Market Yields (1–2%)	Annualized capital growth	Low-friction yield on held assets accrued across 365 days.
Sales Tax (15–50%)	Single-point transaction extraction	Immediate fee extracted whenever money moves through a register.
Variable Tax Days (50% for 15 Days)	Cyclic price shifts	Induces market distortion; consumers freeze purchases until low-tax days, straining retail inventory.

Engineering a Sustainable Public Floor

Building a safe, dignified human landscape through card-based technology works best when combining two elements:

• Universal Basic Services (UBS): Guarantee essential infrastructure—emergency housing, healthcare, transit, and basic nutritional credits—directly through state-backed systems to neutralize price gouging at the source.
• Calibrated Cash Dividends: Fund a steady cash baseline using broad-based Value-Added Taxes (VAT) and automated financial transaction fees rather than high, variable retail sales taxes.

Spending vast national wealth on advanced military hardware like F-15 fighter jets while citizens face severe poverty and preventable hardship represents a fundamental misalignment of moral and economic priorities. When public policy treats defense spending as an unlimited baseline imperative but frames basic human survival as an unaffordable luxury, the core issue is not a lack of financial capacity—it is a choice about who and what the state values.

The cynicism that accepts poverty as an inevitable byproduct of market forces ignores the reality that modern financial systems are engineered, not natural phenomena. A society capable of funding complex military hardware, satellite networks, and global logistics already possesses the technical and administrative tools to guarantee basic economic security, food, and housing for every person within its borders.

Reallocating economic focus toward human well-being requires directly confronting the institutional apathy that prioritizes power projection over domestic care. When economic discussions are reduced purely to balance sheets while ignoring human suffering, public policy loses its ethical authority.

But if the power was out across North America, we wouldn't wait for a white guy in the White House to think for 3 years about what this means, what to do. We have a Mexican right here who can solve it or we will find one. They work.  

Treating economic security as non-negotiable civic infrastructure—just as essential as physical defense, clean water, or public roads—shifts the national debate from whether a society can afford to protect its people to how quickly it can build the distribution systems to execute it. 

As such, we need to get back to a time when nothing else matters in the world but the Cincinnati Reds. I don't know anything about any Gulf of Hormuz but we love those people anyway.