In the US, freedom is closely associated with mobility. The history of the US reveals that immigration, another word for moving, is at the core of America’s identity that was generated over centuries by people seeking individual economic redemption.
America’s identity has been forged by settlers who left the Old Continent to escape religious persecution or serfdom. They fled to a land opportunity and used their entrepreneurial spirit to set the foundation of property rights leading to the US’ development as an economic super-power.
A green entrepreneurial shift.
Past policies and endless wars have derailed the economy without proper implementation of a viable and affordable energy sources. Today’s high fuel prices are imposing a monetary limitation on mobility.
Questions arise about the legitimacy of authorities who are responsible for policies that were implemented by past green new deal agenda promoted by an anti-American organizations like the World Economic Forum.
To what extent will these restrictions be perceived by the population as a threat to its core genetic makeup as Americans?
Higher gas prices will further erode the confidence in governmental institutions among the people and potentially destroy the rest of their authority and legitimacy they have left.
Will it fuel a reemergence of a grassroots entrepreneurial economy of We the People.
