What I want is irrelevant. The point is a good half of the population in the United States believes that the social and material landscape they grew up with is

What I want is irrelevant. The point is a good half of the population in the United States believes that the social and material landscape they grew up with is in profound decay. What I specifically perceive to be the issue is much less important than the fact that lots of people think their lives are being trampled upon, but if we're asking me personally? For starters, I want the businesses of my home that were shuttered due to arbitrary restrictions that were not levied upon megacorporations over the flu to be reopened and fully compensated at the expense of the people that made trillions. I want them to go back in time and prevent the government subsidized section 8 housing that infested my town and skyrocketed and filled it full of fentanyl and methamphetamine and subsequent overdoses and rape and murders to be prevented in the first place. That would also have prevented it from being later burned down in riots as well. I want public schools that enrich the cognitive function and knowledge of my kids instead of trying to convince them they are racist and transgender. I want there to be a steady supply of goods on store shelves again, and not incredible supply chain crises created by an intentional multinational campaign of The Great Reset. I want Klaus Schwab to not be able to publicly gloat he controls the elected representatives of G5 nations. I want to be able to travel freely without having my family's medical decisions scrutinized. I want the free as in freedom Internet I grew up with back before 5 companies controlled the entire social graph. I would like more manufacturing backbone and jobs in the United States, like before we shipped everything to Mexico and China. I would also like 95% of H1Bs to be banned, and the sponsors penalized by the government for immigration fraud. I want housing to cost the same percentage of the median income as it did for my grandparents. College, the same.