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The creation of punitive measures for dismissive behavior from government officials.

Created by L.B. on February 25, 2013

From the example of the 18th century British Parliament, when a group of irresponsible citizens, in their case, the South Sea Company, would severely affect the welfare of the general populace for the worse, a proposal was made to bring the offenders to justice.

We submit that, on the basis of common law and the precedent set by the 18th century British Parliament, if a government official of any rank provides a dismissive and apathetic response to the will or welfare of at least 15% of the general population, which they as officials of this government "Of the people, by the people, and for the People" supposedly represent, said official(s) will be placed in a bag filled with the Liasis fuscus, and drifted on the mighty Mississippi river.

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