You've probably been in a prolonged coma. because the budget deficit problem was solved many years ago. Even when it was a problem, it was a problem because only because a combination of laws and court rulings requiring certain amounts of money to be spent on things while simultaneously forbidding (or making impractical by need for 2/3 public vote etc) most ways to collect revenue to pay for it.

The most quick and humane execution method is North Korea's execution by anti-aircraft missile.

The market decides what the primary product is. 99% of us want the adobe backdoors and patents and don't want to be forced to work for them.

If you don't call much and don't need a great network, t-mobile's $3 a month for 30 minutes (+10 cents/min beyond that) is a lot cheaper.

If you never use mobile internet or games, it's not that hard to get 5 days charge out of a smartphone. I probably charge my smartphone every 5 days or so because I don't use it much.

Based on your lack of empathy and desire to see innocent people suffer to protect you, I project you as having a 50% chance of committing a crime in the future. I therefore propose locking you up for life in prison right now so you won't have the chance.

If you help them find work and housing in a new community, they don't want to go back to where they came from.

if there was a mountain that was 40,000 Km tall you could jump off it and never reach the ground

Show your math please. The moon is 384,000 km up and even it has to maintain an orbital velocity considerably faster than a jumping person to avoid falling to Earth.

Automatically index the gas tax percent to the state's average mileage the previous year, so that gas tax revenue remains steady and gas prices increase as fuel efficiency improves.

Put another way: we already know a laundry list of bugs, and until those are fixed there's no need to force more people to use it to re-report them.

A few 400 mile roundtrips per year between SF and LA will probably add at least $30 to your insurance.

The entire nation of Greenland is a small community (about 50,000 people).

Note that an 80% literacy rate is not good at all, since literacy is defined generously and has been over 99% for our lifetimes. I'm sure a 5th grade reading level would be considered literate. Rather than a class full of high school students reading at the 5th grade level, though, it's more likely that a lot of the would-be students weren't in class at all. High school attendance rates in the first half of the 20th century were a lot lower.

Most areas didn't get electritcy until after WW2.

70% of USA households had electricity by 1930. (source)

Refrigerators didn't exist you had ice boxes maybe if you were wealthy.

I'm pretty sure most people had an icebox. I can't find exact numbers but: "By 1884, one writer noted that refrigerators [meaning ice boxes] were as common as stoves or sewing machines in all but the poorest tenements. The use of ice in the home was growing to keep food longer and to cool drinks." (source)

Unemployment rate right now is 5.4%. Unemployment rate in 1932 was 23.6%. In relative terms, there isn't a problem.