note 1 - people as property

notes for my latest book on politics and life.

...it is imperative to continually point out that people are not property. There is no other truth. The majority of people are mindlessly on the side of "people AS property". They don't even know it. So they let a litany of insanity rule their lives. Ask someone why they think speeding is a crime and they'll say "well that person could cause an accident that could kill your family. You WANT YOUR FAMILY DEAD?!?" … their answer: - besides the fact they always seem to assume the worst in people - government has the authority to stop you from possibly, maybe, in the future, causing someone else harm. In other words: pre-crime. Then ask this same person if they believe government should mandate what time you should get out of bed, shower, eat breakfast, and leave the house.  They will, of course, say, "NO THAT'S SILLY"...because by this point they are screaming; people stop listening.

While they are screaming at you for being a terrorist anti-American communist that would burn someone's house down point out that statistically if you alter your daily routine you are more likely to do things like speed in the first place. Then there is the rudeness of being in a hurry, the arrogance, the road rage....nope, if people really believe in speed limits, then they should believe government should have the authority to pre-crime the chance of speeding and mandate bedtime and rise time.... just like we are little children. Hell, such people should just let government run their whole lives. It would be safer for all of us...right?...right? Idiots. Frankly, anyone that believes people are property should be treated like children... don't even get me started on voting, it's the worst of people as property that there is...

....vote:

A child follows the advice of the authority: He votes. The teenager rebels against the authority: he votes, but as protest.  The Adult makes his own decisions absent the absurdity of authority because he is the authority: He does not vote. The adult's absence at the polls is viewed by the teenage voter as rebellion, and by the child voter, as stupid. They are both wrong. The adult owns himself, his 'vote' is for his self-identity, for his self-authorship. For his own right to self-define: he votes to himself by his motion of action and his method of moving his spirit through the void. Anything else is theft. Anything else is slavery. Anything else is asking the adult to submit to being a child for the will of other children. The adult does not vote because he is not the owner and master of his brother: he owns only himself and answers only to himself. He believes that his brother is capable of living his own life. The adult actually, truly believes in others. He doesn't pretend to have faith in man by secretly covers himself with voting chads trying to force everyone else to behave like him. The adult says, "you be you" and smiling means it.

The vote is theft. It is slavery. In point of fact, anything where the concept of government is concerned, always requires someone be yoked for the will of others.

If your moral compass is so twisted as to feel that the sacrifice of others is justifiable, send my book back to me. You're not even worth the time to write for. I am insulted to know that you would even read them. These words of Liberty and Freedom are for people with ears to hear, with eyes to see, and more: with hearts who do not wish to destroy the will and dreams of their neighbors. My book is for adults, not children.