Hear me out, but maybe we should have more privacy as individuals, such that the gains that an LLC currently provides you as a sole proprietor are similar, but the privacy an LLC provides should be reduced.

The problem remains - you want to reduce the privacy an LLC provides - but in the end, it's all individuals who are protecting their privacy with an LLC.

So by reducing the privacy an LLC provides, you are reducing the privacy of individuals.

....At that point, the privacy to do what? If it's just to avoid taxes or commit financial crimes I don't think that flies.

The privacy for your business dealings to not be public.

No different than say banks keeping account owner information private.