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You could approach this idea from the opposite direction: Put all essential jobs under military jurisdiction. There's real-world precedent illustrating some of
by Hemospectrum 5y ago
You could approach this idea from the opposite direction: Put all essential jobs under military jurisdiction. There's real-world precedent illustrating some of the ways this would (and wouldn't) work.
- someguydave 5y ago>Put all essential jobs under military jurisdiction. Under that scenario the relative fairness of paying for jobs to be done would be replaced with the relative unfairness of being friends with the right people in the "plumber corps" to fix your toliet.
- xboxnolifes 5y agoIf there is some sort of national mandatory essential service, that will happen regardless of what organization it falls under if it is ran poorly.
- someguydave 5y agoyes, it will happen in all cases where government bureaucrats decide who gets what resource