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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 1997 05:59:20 -0700
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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: Rights Mean Responsibilities (fwd)

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>
>PLEASE RE-POST
>
>It is time for everyone to ask themselves some questions, and 
>attempt to answer those questions honestly. 
>
>Under our system of government we are each morally responsible 
>for our participation. If you believe there are serious 
>problems, is it possible to morally avoid the responsibility of 
>trying to correct those problems? How can you say it is hopeless 
>to work within the system, and then claim to support the 
>Constitution? 
>
>If you feel it is hopeless, that only means that you have given up 
>hope, and it means that you are not joining with others in seeking 
>a solution. If you are not willing to try everything possible now, 
>all you can claim in the future is that you gave up; you cannot 
>claim that you lived up to your responsibilities. Think about that.
>
>As citizens, if the majority of us say that there is no hope for 
>peaceful change, this is almost certain to come true. It is almost 
>equally as certain then that there will be change, but that it will 
>not be for the better. Is it logical to believe that we can abdicate 
>our responsibility now, and think that later our government will 
>ever be reformed for the better? We, the people, are the 
>government; we do not have the right to abdicate.
>
>Make no mistake, we strongly believe that it is our responsibility 
>to be prepared to take whatever steps are necessary to defend our 
>freedoms and rights. However, we also strongly believe we have 
>lost the claim to call them our "rights" if we show that the only 
>way to defend them is through force.  
>
>We either believe in the ideals and principles expressed in the 
>Declaration of Independence and Constitution, or we do not. 
>Even as they prepared for the worst, our nation's founders never 
>ceased to participate in the existing legal institutions until they 
>were ready to issue a declaration for all the world to see. It was 
>the actions taken by men and women demonstrating a commitment 
>to the highest principles and ideals that laid the foundation 
>for us to claim the moral and eternal right to live as a 
>free people able to govern ourselves. 
>
>Starting in February we alerted people to some information that 
>we had come across, and began suggesting solutions. The 
>solutions and suggestions we made were not targeted at single 
>issues, because we see that the problem is systemic, it is greater 
>than any single issue, thus the plans we suggested contained 
>specific details of the first steps to take for a result that would 
>be comprehensive and broad in scope.
>
>There have been three types of responses: 1) Enthusiasm that 
>someone is suggesting a solution, 2) Neutrality and passivity 
>(which we all know is the cause of most of our present 
>problems), and 3) Attacks on us personally and/or attacks on 
>everything we have suggested.
>
>Interestingly, none of those who have made efforts to dissuade 
>others from working with us have proposed or suggested any 
>alternatives to us. They clearly are either threatened by new ideas 
>or have personal motivations they would rather not be known. 
>Certainly, it is obvious they serve no one but themselves, and 
>serve no purpose other than to aggravate existing problems and 
>prevent peaceful solutions. We are offering well-developed, 
>meaningful, legal and peaceful solutions. Our resumes and 
>references show decades of being well known for our beliefs and 
>actions. 
>
>We are facing a powerful, wealthy, and well-organized opposing 
>force, which is why we have proposed two methods, each of 
>which can help us organize and finance the struggle. We 
>presented plans that cost you nothing and actually could provide 
>a good income for many of you. One of those methods involves 
>using our aggregate financial clout to derive a source of 
>funding from fees that we already pay for Internet and 
>telecommunications service. This has previously been explained 
>in some detail.  
>
>We have proposed and outlined how two different organizations, 
>one a grassroots coalition, and the other a for-profit business,
>are ready right now to begin taking meaningful action. These 
>organizations would each be self financing and could generate 
>literally hundreds of millions of dollars over the next year for 
>media buys, education, training, etc., all in support of change. 
>
>Once we have a large enough number of people (thousands, 
>rather than the hundreds that have contacted us), we can begin. 
>Any chance for a real solution depends upon the number of 
>people that can be shown to have personally expressed their 
>interest in seeing it happen.  
>
>It is not a matter of working harder, it is a matter of working 
>smarter. Fifty thousand people all acting together in 100 cities 
>and towns can have a tremendous impact. If that number, all 
>across the country, actually coordinated their actions for a few 
>hours on a given day...? At the very least our numbers would 
>double as others joined in. Think about it.
>
>We need to hear from you! We need you to tell everyone you can 
>about these ideas, plans and methods. If there is no point in 
>trying, why do you even exist?! If you have suggestions or 
>questions, we would be thrilled to hear from you... if you are 
>willing to work together. For those of you who have contacted 
>us, thank you! 
>
>All we ask is that if you want to work on these solutions, let us 
>know, spread the word to others, and tell them to let us know. It's 
>that simple, and it's a real start. 
>
>Development Association for World Networking, Inc.
>17218 Wildwood Rd., Jupiter, FL 33478
>561-746-1585    
>dawn-publicaffairs@evcom.net
>
>

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