1. BASICS

(1) Dignity is the right to own your body, your work, and your choices.

(2) Body is the visible or tangible representation of an individual.

(3) Individual is every being which by nature is endowed with the capacity to act by itself.

(4) Action is behavior in awareness of consequences.

(5) Nature is the universal order based on law.

(6) Law is every universal, inherent, objective, eternal, and immutable condition which governs the consequences of behavior.

(7) Consequence is that which must happen according to law.

2. VIOLATIONS

(1) Dignity is violated by theft.

(2) Theft or stealing is the act of taking another individual's property without consent.

(3) Consent is the free will choice to agree to the proposal or desires of another individual.

(4) Property is that which is owned by an individual without using violence.

(5) Violence is the application of force in order to do harm.

(6) Force is what causes an object or individual to change its course or behavior.

(7) Coercion is the believable threat of violence in order to feign consent.

3. FREEDOM

(1) Freedom is what preserves dignity.

(2) A choice is not free if there is insufficient information about the consequences.

(3) The application of force in order to restore dignity is not violence.

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@Tazz

That video is correct, but it misses one important point: Your body is your property, too. You don't "acquire" your body, at least it's not seen that way here on Earth because of the loss of memory.

To anybody who dislikes the term "anarchy", you can call it "voluntaryism". It's the same philosophy.

And keep in mind: If the so called good ETs – who call themselves free will ETs – don't follow this philosophy, they are neither free will ETs nor good people.