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Gregory Flanagan
Director, Libertocracy Association |
The
Universal Natural Laws
No Law May Contradict Another Law
Individual sovereignty provides the foundation for all legitimate law
which is based on the principle of
the right of an individual to be free to do anything that one chooses as long as it is not
imposed on others or in any way infringes on the equal right of others to the same
freedom.
From this proceeds all other laws, the confirmation of their legitimacy being that they do
not in any way contradict the supreme law of individual sovereign freedom.
1 - Individual Sovereignty;
individual freedom to live as a subject to no one with one's natural rights fully intact
and have to right to choose one's government.
2 - Self Ownership; the right of a person to
control one's own body.
3 - Women's Rights; the right for a woman to be feminine and
live a woman's life.
4 - Men's Rights; the right for a man to be masculine and
live a man's life.
5 - Children's Rights; the right for a child to be a
child and enjoy the special protection and entitlements accorded to a child for the child
to be able to grow up as a free sovereign individual.
6 - Self Defense; to protect one's rights a person may choose
the type of defense that one wants to create the kind of security that one desires as long
as it doesn't directly threaten or harm innocent people.
7 - Private Property Ownership; to provide a living for oneself
and family, the individual must control one's share of property that was acquired through
voluntary exchange.
8 - The Right to Work and Trade; to pursue a better quality of
life the individual must be free to exchange goods and services, that derive from the
resources that the individual owns, with other people so as to enhance the quality of
life.
9 - Freedom of Association; for a person to be able to live in a
society the individual must be free to associate with whom one pleases.
10 - Freedom of Expression; to be able to organize communities
as well as share ideas and gain knowledge the individual must be free to express oneself
in all forms of communications.
11 - Self-Government; because of the complex problems that arise
from organized interactions between many people, the individual must be free to govern
one's oneself and one's interactions with others by consensual governments.
12 - Privacy; to be able to live on one's own terms and control
one's property and to be at liberty to enjoy life, a person's privacy must be respected.
13 - Freedom of Mobility; to be able to exercise one's freedom
completely as well as to interact with others and organize activities and experience the
greater world and expand one's opportunities the individual must be free to travel without
restriction, as long as one doesn't trespass on others.
14 - Cultural Freedom; for the pursuit of happiness and
fulfillment in life the individual must be free to choose the culture in which one wants
to live in, to choose one's nationality, to be able to organize with other people to
create the way of life that one wants according to one's own beliefs and values.
15 - Freedom of Religion; the freedom to follow your own moral
and religious beliefs and to worship in your own way and organize others to join you.
Essay
on Natural Rights and Law
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