The Abolition Amendment

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People are endowed with rights as a result of their natural birth that enables them alone of all others, living or dead, to will their persons to action. You alone will your heavy hand to rise to your weary brow to wipe away the sweat of your labors, and this sole option inures to you alone by virtue of your natural existence as a human being. That authority is not granted you by your fellows, or any other fact than your natural birth, and cannot be sold, transferred, or conveyed in any way.

This fact establishes that each person themselves is utterly and inalienably sovereign. Since that authority to will themselves to action is inherent and unique, and incapable of transfer, a human being is not property over which another can usurp that sovereignty. Since that sovereignty exists, the practice of claiming ownership of a person, slavery, inevitably violates that individual sovereignty and attempts to establish the will of the claimed owner over the actions undertaken by the individual. Lacking the inherent ability to will the claimed property to act, such ownership can only be effected through persuading the sovereign to take action in conformance to the whim of the party claiming ownership, which, when such actions are noxious to the sovereign, must rise to impose torments the sovereign is incapable or unwilling to suffer should they refuse to submit to the claimed owner.

Indeed, slavery is inevitably associated with torture and durance vile as a result of this fact. Because of the natural existence of sovereignty slavery is therefore inherently evil and contrary to nature. In the incessant march of progress human ingenuity continually devises novel means of achieving production of the blessings of civilization. Today evil psychopaths seek to use technology to subvert the natural mechanisms inherent in sovereign persons to usurp their sole power to will themselves to act.

The imposition of such technological means to usurp the natural sovereignty of people is contrary to the natural order and inherently evil. Society has as it’s purpose the felicity of the people comprising it, therefore society properly and naturally effects laws to prevent evil, and laws which instead allow and promote evil such as slavery and technological means to usurp the will of sovereign people are contrary to the proper and natural purpose of society.

Laws proscribing fraud, torture, inhumane treatment, and crimes of every kind therefore have been effected by societies throughout history, and history reveals a litany of success and failure of such societies to deliver felicity to their members and prevent evil. In recent centuries society has attained to an increased rational understanding of the natural world and our nature that has increased the general felicity overall to a degree unprecedented. This has been achieved as evil slavery has been prevented by the sacrificial acts of good men who have been willing to die to achieve freedom of their fellows by ending subjugation of sovereign people to slavery.

No people have sacrificed more to end that evil slavery than Americans who died by thousands in the Civil War that had as one of it’s ends the abolition of slavery.

It is today upon us to honor the sacrifice good men have suffered to deliver to us the natural benefits of our sovereignty by ending slavery, and maintain that liberty nature has endowed us with by preventing evil usurpation of our sovereign liberty by technological means, fraud and torture. Through clever study of human understanding and responses to information, evil persons have learned to control our education in order to indoctrinate us to act per their whim when they use propaganda to mislead us.

The 13th Amendment to the Constitution abolishes slavery, but fails to do so completely, allowing an exception and permitting slavery ‘as punishment for a crime’ despite the plain truth of our personal sovereignty and the bloody war Americans fought and won to end that evil.

It is time to end that irrational and unnatural exception to justice.

Senator Jeff Merkley has proposed the Abolition Amendment which would strike the exception in the 13th Amendment and finally and completely abolish slavery in the Land of the Free, for which end so many Americans fought and died, and which today continues to wreak evil on sovereign people and corrupt the just government our society undertakes to deliver felicity to our good people.

Today we plainly observe the most egregious effort in history to undertake oppression, fraud, and enslavement of humanity that has been prosecuted for some years through indoctrination, propaganda, and cruel force by corrupt government and corporations to aggrandize powerful persons. In addition to all the evils slavery has always imposed on humanity, we see that new technological means, from facial recognition, mass surveillance, convoluted fraud and corruption of government by corporations and persons, ever more oppressive and harsh laws, the deployment of police forces armed with military weapons and armor, medical intervention, propaganda and lies, to even the alteration of the very genetic code that nature has produced after ~4 billion years of refinement in the winnowing ecological environment that has delivered to we fortunate few our inherent sovereignty and the felicity that has produced.

Never has exigency more made plain the need to eliminate irrational and unnatural law, that today threatens to destroy our very ability inherent in us by virtue of our natural birth to be free and sovereign. We are faced with utter evil and ruin by being enslaved to inhuman corporations for the aggrandizement of their owners on one hand, and unimaginable prosperity and felicity as the expansion of humanity across the infinite riches of the universe promise on the other.

Both ancient prophecy and the innovations of modern technology promise paradise, and it is necessary we act to fulfill that promise that our beloved posterity inherit from us the very stars of the heavens as possessions their good company enjoys in perpetuity.

I urge every American and all good people everywhere to do everything necessary to adopt the Abolition Amendment and eliminate the exception to the abolition of slavery in the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, and to ensure the laws of all societies on Earth forever abolish slavery.

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