The Seeds of
Self-Destruction
Uncontrolled self-aggrandizement leads to injury,
exploitation, anarchy and war. Governance should set restraints upon the scope
of people's actions.
The
Principle of Non-Injury
Good Governance assures every citizen
protection from all forms of harm, exploitation and oppression by others.
Protection
without Oppression.
Good Governance is limited to, and defined by its
role of Protection.
Extension of power beyond that role becomes Oppression.
A Predatory
Society: The Evolution of
Governance Life
After Democracy
The Search for
Right Law Protection,
Oppression, and Liberty The Legislative
Process
CONSTITUTION
ECONOMICS -
a Plain Language Study Resource The Principle
of Non-Injury in Economics.
Natural Resources
and the Principle of Non-Injury Hillhome: Minimal
Footprint, Minimal Energy Life in the
Atrium
The only Power that is competent and can be trusted to regulate the affairs
of community and society is the Power of Principle, the Principle that in the
pursuit of self-improvement and the exercise of liberty, no-one should injure
or exploit others.
This Principle of Non-Injury is neutral and impersonal. It is a shield,
protecting from injury, preventing injury.
Legislators hold no arbitrary or discretionary power. They are simply
Interpreters, applying the Principle in terms of everyday events and actions.
The process of Interpretation is clearly delineated and circumscribed. If
there is Injury, there must be Protection. If there is no Injury, then there
is neither cause nor justification for the interference of law and the
exercise of its power.
Slaves, Serfs, and Industrial Poverty
Autocracy to Oligarchy - The Socialist
Revolution - Democracy or Majocracy
Democracy, rule by majority, replaced by
"Principocracy", rule by Principle.
Liberty and the Principle of Non-Injury
are a function of Government Intervention - How
Much Government.
Representation - Legislative Review
- Quality,
Productivity, Service
Ideals of Constitutionalism
The Great Charter of 1215 - England
after Magna Carta
Constitution in the New World
Constitutional
Government - Constitution: the Supreme Law of the Land
Covers the basics, the mechanics and
the challenges of our modern economic and monetary system.
Value - Quality - Investment
National Resources Plan -
Townscape - Landpricing
A City for the Future
Home on
a Hillside - A Varied Hillscape - Parkland
In from the Countryside -
Entertainment - Support Services
Our
Magnificent Obsession.
