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Lets start with some objectives listed in the US Constitution. | Lets start with some objectives listed in the US Constitution. | ||
Free Speech/ | '''Free Speech/creates injured parties''' | ||
Freedom of Religion/ | '''Freedom of Religion/creates conflicting objectives''' | ||
Freedom of the press/ | '''Freedom of the press/creates dissemination of misinformation''' | ||
Right to peaceably assemble/potential for rioting and intimidation of minorities | '''Right to peaceably assemble/creates potential for rioting and intimidation of minorities''' | ||
Right to government redress/ | '''Right to government redress/creates bureaucratic mechanisms.''' | ||
Latest revision as of 02:50, 28 February 2017
Each objective listed should have its balancing downside listed alongside. All objectives have their price and should be clearly stated upfront. For example: "increased infrastructure spending/increased community investment".
Lets start with some objectives listed in the US Constitution.
Free Speech/creates injured parties
Freedom of Religion/creates conflicting objectives
Freedom of the press/creates dissemination of misinformation
Right to peaceably assemble/creates potential for rioting and intimidation of minorities
Right to government redress/creates bureaucratic mechanisms.
