- Recognizing aggressive violence, which is a violation of private property, as the definition of evil, tyranny and injustice; and recognizing private property, and non-aggression against private property, as the definition of good, liberty and justice,
Also, recognizing that Justice and Liberty are meaningless without, and are definable only in the context of, private property,
And that thus, any violation of Private Property is a violation of both Liberty and Justice;
Therefore, all forms of aggressive violence against private property, including but not limited to, the aggressive violence of public taxation of private property, are immoral and unjust by definition, and are hereby and henceforth abolished, and are strictly forbidden.
All public regulation of private property is also abolished and strictly forbidden, except one, which is that the property of no individual be violated.
The only sources of revenue allowed to the state are public property user fees and voluntary contributions, provided that such fees are a) agreed upon by the majority of the users, b) administered equally among the users, and c) collection of such public property user fees does not violate the property or natural unalienable rights of any individual.
Definitions for the purposes of this amendment:
Private property
is defined as exclusive ownership of things by an individual, and is the most fundamental type of property from which all other types of property are derived; it is, in turn, derived from, and indeed includes, the self-ownership of the individual. Therefore, private property can be justly controlled only by its owner, and none else. The owner of the property has the right to do whatever he pleases with his own property as long as he does not violate the property of another. The just owner of the property is either the first user of the property, or the recipient of it from the previous owner via voluntary gift, bequest, or sale.
Liberty
is defined as the right to do with one’s own property as the one pleases as long as he does not violate the property of another.
Justice
is defined as non-violation of private property, with the implied right to use equal force to offset or neutralize the aggression of another against one’s property.
Public property
is defined as the property to which all citizens have equal claim of ownership. Therefore, public property can justly be governed by the majority, provided that a) all are treated equally, since all have equal claim of ownership in it, and b) the property of no individual is violated in the process.
State
is defined as public property and its government only. Since one can justly govern only the things one owns, and since the State does not own individuals nor their property, it has exactly zero right to govern private property, nor to force a monopoly on courts or justice enforcement, because such forced monopoly would violate private property rights, the right of contract, and self-defense of individuals, and therefore be unjust and immoral by definition. Therefore, state forced monopoly on justice enforcement is expressly forbidden, and the right of just self-defense of individual, including the right to contract with any third party for such just self-defense, including but not limited to, private courts and private justice enforcement, shall not be abridged.
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The one and only principle you need to impose on any system to make it just is the Non-aggression principle.
Non-aggression principle is absolute prohibition on all forms of initiation of aggressive violence.
Aggressive violence is defined as violation of private property.
Private property is derived from self-ownership of the individual.
Since it is much easier to pass one Constitutional amendment than seven, this is the main amendment and should be adopted first; the other six amendments are derived from this one and are designed to amplify it.
- Justice Constitutional Amendment (JCA) <<< This one.
- The Fundamental Law Constitutional Amendment
- Honest Money Constitutional Amendment
- Constitutional Amendment Abolishing Taxation
- No Forced Judicial Monopoly Constitutional Amendment (NJM)
- Nullification - Constitutional Amendment
- Constitutional Amendment: Abolishing Copyrights and Patents
