Topic: Government Servants

Clive DeCarle argues that the primary problem in the world is government control by psychopaths who have forgotten the definition of public service. He proposes redefining the role of servants in the Senate and Congress and making corporate directors individually liable for their company's actions. These changes, along with currency reform, are framed as essential steps to reclaiming societal health.

Mike Collum describes a failed attempt to build a brewery and restaurant on his eight-acre commercial property due to county interference. Despite initial approvals, local officials demanded a $1.5 million investment in road improvements, bike trails, and crosswalk relocations following a neighbor's complaint. This experience led to a critique of government employees who view themselves as masters rather than public servants.