12 Year-Old Kid Shames His Local Government with This

People always ask…without government…who will build the roads. Or in the case of Muskegon Heights Michigan who will fill the car-wrecking potholes. And the answer is simple a twelve year old kid Monte Scott who’s tired of people in his community ruining their cars because local politicians have there thumbs up their arses.
 

According to Muskegon Heights Mayor Kimberley Sims, potholes are a major issue in the area. Sims told the Detroit Free Press she feels somewhat bad “the problem is so bad that [Scott] feels he has to do that.”

This is not the first time private citizens have taken it upon themselves to fix the roads. In 2017, masked anarchists took to the streets of Portland to patch up potholes. And just like a public official, a transportation bureau spokesperson suggested they might be breaking the law.

And in 2018, Domino’s answered the age old question: Who builds roads in a libertarian society? The pizza chain helped fix roads in numerous states around the country. It was the perfect solution,

Roads exist to service people’s transportation needs, whether that’s getting to and from work, schlepping freight between cities, or, delivering freshly cooked pizza. Aligning the funding of roads with the purposes they’re used for would make infrastructure more responsive to the end user.

Michigan, meanwhile, has the worst roads in the United States, according to a study released in October. The state and local governments there have shown themselves to be utterly incapable of filling potholes on a timely basis. While Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) may have campaigned on a promise to “fix the damn roads,” it looks like a 12 year old is actually getting real results.

This kid is the perfect example of the free market at work. Good Job Monte.

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