For example, I find it difficult to see how a modern nation can cut it without some measure of Defense spending, without a robust judicial system, and maybe a few other things. Absolutely unfettered economic democracy of this sort could have some pretty negative consequences. The media is so pervasive, and so active in the dissemination of bogus and irrelevent information, that getting a straight public discussion about spending priorities will be next to impossible. Add to this the abysmal state of public knowledge about federal fiscal matters, and you have a recipe for media-driven, ignorant chaos. For example, I don't think people genuinely know what the current NASA budget is.
Most people grossly overestimate it.
I don't think many people actually know what the overall federal budget is, how much interest the debt costs us every year, etc. In matters of economics and the federal budget, I would argue that most of the American public opinion is unqualified, at best. If someone has a means of addressing the above issues, I would love to hear them, and any ideas you have for improving on what is already an appealing idea. Emphasize the gun control Law to specify no one single individual or family should be allowed to own a gun or have guns in their homes. Guns and arms should only be for the Military for use in National defense.