Mark Hamilton discusses the close, corrupt relationship between big business and government—revolving-door appointments and privileges that stifle competition—and proposes creating a new country governed by a constitution that outlaws initiatory force across society, business, and government.
And the reason people don't like, initially, when I talk about this new country and I say it's going to be run like a business, the reason they don't really like that is because business has been so tainted, because there is a marriage between big business, particularly, and government. And it's a revolving door. You know, they bring in politicians to be on the board, then they go back into politics. They get the power to get certain rights away or certain advantages that block out competition. So it's all become kind of one in the same, almost. That won't happen, by the way, in the new country, because there will be a law, a prime law. It will be the constitution of the new country that banishes any form of initiatory force among all society, among all business, among all government. It's gone. There'll be no initiatory force. It will be outlawed.
