Words of Wisdom - Desired Outcomes

[Keith Broaders]

An ethic is a principle that consists of a desired outcome and the means by which you plan to use to achieve it. Both the desired objective and the means need to be ethical or the desired outcome will be the opposite of the one you intended.

An ethical outcome can not be achieved when unethical means are employed to achieve it.

Laws that seek to control the people make it possible for governments to exploit us. A just law promotes peace, prosperity and freedom while unjust laws take freedom from the people under the pretense of taking care of them.

Laws that benefit some at the expense of others are not laws, they are merely the edicts that the financial elite have used to control our lives, liberty and property. It is the duty of every ethical human being to refuse to obey laws that are unjust.

Governments derive their power from the consent of the governed and can also lose their power when a sufficient number of the people withdraw their consent. In the Declaration of Independence, it was asserted that it was the right and the duty of the people to alter or abolish their government when it became tyrannical.

The best way for us to withdraw our consent is to refuse to comply with legislation that is unjust, unfair and unconstitutional. As long as we continue to obey their laws we are giving the government the authority enslave us.