Let the indelible memories gleaned from such service impress their characters and spread a healthier form of national character than that which we introduce into the world via war. Packed with service experiences, the wisdom-filled crowds will grow and eviscerate the bloviating simplicity that fills so many dumbed-down Americans, accustomed to learning from cushy couches and numbing TVs.
How do we pay for such earthly beneficial service? Critical Mass lists one of several revenue sources, which the AWSC Congressional Proposals proposes using.
"The average net worth of the Forbes 400, for example, is 3.9 billion. Their total net worth amounts to around 1.5 trillion."
One non-traditional funding mechanism for fielding the AWSC includes publicly educating and pressing those 400 Richest Americans as to their responsibility to serve and --- underwrite the AWSC's costs via donating 1.7% of their worth in charitable contributions. If those non-traditional and other traditional funding mechanisms fail to raise sufficient revenues to field 21 million AWSC volunteers over the next 27 years to stem the Critical Mass massing on our horizon, then PLl's proposed Fair Tax Bracket Reinstitution Act (FTBRA) proposes funding the program's remaining revenue needs from the same uber-rich, whose wealth has mushroomed over the last generation.
In the 2010 Fall/Winter edition of Green Horizons Magazine, Ellen states that the 10 core values of the Green Party USA is closer to being ecological, economical and genuinely sustainable than any other political ideologies. The Green Party's 10 core values are:
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