Proposed Tech Party Platform

1. Economy

We support a peaceful industrial policy designed to secure key verticals of production within the borders of our polity, ensuring resilience and long-term stability.

2. Finance

We support a Universal Basic Income to facilitate the transition to a largely post-labor economy, while providing reasonable accommodation and dignity for those who choose traditional employment.

3. Military

We believe the United States military has become too large a presence in civilian life and support meaningful cost reductions. Security clearance systems should be reformed to preserve dignity and expand access to non-sensitive employment.

4. Labor

We recognize a structural condition of surplus labor. Government and government-contracted employment should be treated as entitlements. We oppose the offshoring of this class of employment and support its domestic preservation.

5. Environment

We support the stewardship of nature, including forests, plains, mountains, and waterways. We advocate for a green industrial base that integrates best environmental practices into production systems.

6. Education

We support a comprehensive rewrite of the public K–12 curriculum and a reevaluation of universities. We encourage non-traditional educational ventures that deliver tangible value.

7. Medicine

We support sweeping reform of the healthcare system to improve accessibility, knowledge, and outcomes. This includes restructuring financial incentives and advancing education within medicine.

8. Automation

We support the widespread automation of the mechanisms of state, including the distribution of funds and risk pooling. We further support industrial automation beyond the constraints of obsolete labor structures.

9. AI

We seek to engage at the highest levels of virtuous AI development, ensuring alignment with human wellbeing and societal progress.

10. Housing

We support large-scale housing projects enabled by a restored domestic manufacturing base, including the return of steel production. Housing should be produced at scale and aligned with industrial capacity.

11. Energy

We support a large-scale solar production initiative, leveraging silicon-based manufacturing alongside broader industrial development. We further support the production of energy storage systems, including batteries and water-potential storage mechanisms.

12. Datacenters

We demand that the specifications of datacenters be made publicly available. We further require that local personnel are employed in their programming, operation, and maintenance.

13. Democracy

We support democratic governance through elected bodies and republican structures. We further support the protection of this system from excessive external or foreign influence.

14. Human Wellbeing

Rather than inferring human wellbeing from metrics such as GDP, the DOW, the CPI, or combinations thereof, we seek to measure human suffering directly in terms of Maslow's basic needs. The responsibility of government is to ensure these needs are met, whether through provision or through appropriate deregulation.

15. Immigration

We aim to establish sufficient agroindustrial surplus, housing abundance, and high-quality medical care to support large-scale migration into our region. To prevent social fragmentation, policies will encourage English language acquisition and rapid integration into the polity.

Economic Creed 2026

We believe that

  • The productive capacity of our species significantly exceeds what is needed for its sustenance.
  • The monetary system is the supreme force in a modern economy.
  • The basic needs of the people are air, food, water, shelter, sleep, and clothing.
  • With proper administration, these needs can be provided by the central authority.
  • The wellbeing of the people thus obtained, they shall engage in noble pursuits.

Code Collective Platform

WHAT WE WANT

Monetary System

A self-contained monetary system consisting of

  • Personal finance app
  • Business finance and registration
  • Nonprofit finance and registration
  • A stock market
  • Insurance - Life, Health, Fire, Acts of God
  • A universal basic income, possibly fair taxation
  • Democratic direction of fiscal policy

Provision of Human Needs

On the basis of this, the financed provision of human needs

  • Air, water, food, shelter,
  • Security, health

Identity is by iris, with a provision for the irisless

State Departments

Furthermore, the needs of the state are established as departments financed directly

  • Military
  • Law Enforcement
  • Faith
  • Communications
  • Culture
  • Housing
  • Energy

Motivation

The USA is still the land of the free. However when it comes to employment in the Baltimore Metropolis, it can feel more like a military dictatorship. Far from representing a free market, the USA looks more akin to Keynesian labor on life-support. Code Collective exists to promote peaceful occupations for our people and the formation of an independent local economy. We do so through community organizing, workforce development, economic branding, and political advocacy. See our acknowledgements.

Code Collective banner

Economic Branding

We want the people of Baltimore Metropolis to be seen for what they are: Authentic, Virtuous, Peaceful, and Capable. Masters of logistics, we boast one of the most valuable maritime ports in the world. Our city is a significant contributor to global understanding of health. And we possess a well-organized high-tech workforce capable in the areas of gaming, silicon design, engineering, and – as circumstance may occasion – the tools of modern warfare. We present the following as the flag of the Baltimore Metropolis, representing our peaceful strengths:

Flag of the Baltimore Metropolis

Advocacy

Our people are experiencing degraded employment in terms of wages and peaceful end-goals. These issues stem from a deficiency in labor organization, an excess in federal military spending, absurd medical costs for all employers, automation, structural unemployment, and mass offshoring of labor to foreign countries. To address these concerns Code Collective holds the following positions:

  1. Issue Universal Basic Income (UBI) to reduce the curse of surplus labor
  2. End the relationship between employment and medical insurance
  3. Combat corruption in medicine and pharmacology
  4. Reduce the military budget
  5. Declassify large segments of military employment, including silicon design
  6. Restrict federal offshoring and H1B contracting
  7. Restrict private sector H1B contracting
  8. Update K-12 and College curriculums for relevance
  9. Eliminate or degrade federal standardized testing
  10. Establish and support efficient food-distribution centers for all people