Difficult Choices
Democracy without evolutionary Libertarian principles
is itself only mob rule and will usually degenerate into some form of collectivism with a little behind-the-scenes help from
international finance.
Consider all the terms denoting so called "free" societies which are special pairings of the
words Democracy, Christianity, and Socialism. None of these societies are truly free, nor are they workable in the long term.
Separation of church and state has to be not only in name, but also in practice. Institutionalized mandatory religious charity
(taxes) must be eliminated. This can be done without hurting anyone and will produce a virtual rebirth of any society where
it occurs. There can be no moral or logical objection to this from anyone, especially since humanity will devolve at an increasing
rate if we do nothing.
Archaeology and history show us that there have been cycles throughout the
ages, first of human evolution, then of devolution. Man has made slow progress culturally, but has declined markedly in intelligence
since the Cro-Magnon (13). What we face today however, with the technologically efficient methods used by collectivist leaders
for engineering of popular consent, is a massive trend towards the reversal of human evolution. The decline in human intelligence
has been going on for a very long time, but in the Twentieth Century the rate accelerated (14). Many may dispute specific
studies and data, but common-sense should suggest that the basic laws of nature cannot be ignored indefinitely.
None
of these bad things have to happen because economic history shows us with absolute clarity that the total economic mobility
present in an Evolutionary Libertarian society will result in spontaneous natural order. We are the first generation of humans
to have any real understanding of these principles, but young people must be educated about how things work before the triumph
of natural order can occur. World Libertarian Revolution will not occur because of virtual reality games at the
local video arcade.
Without the establishment of Libertarian societies the only chance that evolving humanity
can possibly have in the long term is through the escape to other planets of self-sustaining humans (15) or through the mass
sterilization of non-self-sustaining humans. Both of these "alternatives" are tall orders at best, and even if possible in
the short term, have no long term integrity. Without finding a way to end the false ethic which leads to collectivist sustenance
of human degeneracy, no society can long endure. The same problems would only recur and must be faced eventually. Technology
can not substitute indefinitely for moral courage.
Although all men must receive fair, equal, and impartial treatment
under law, all men are most certainly not born with an equal potential for complex manifestation and nothing that government
can do will ever change this. An equal chance to succeed normally results in wide individual differences in the degree of
success, not in perfect beehive uniformity, nor should it.
If the relative number of non-self-sustaining humans becomes too great, then
one of the short term solutions already mentioned may become necessary. We must insure not losing even more of what man has attained
through evolution, and with it, the chance of ever establishing truly free societies so that evolution can resume it's normal
upward progress. This ideal is only attainable with Evolutionary Libertarian principles.
In a totally free society
people manifest only up to a level consistent with their natural abilities. There have to be differences in manifestation
for a proper division of labor. Capitalist economic systems will yield the kind of earned prosperity that naturally results
in lower birth rates. We must, to survive, move towards an adult, realistic, and informed understanding of the problems facing
humanity as a whole. If we begin this in time, it will eventually result in separate sovereign Libertarian Republics everywhere.
This is what is referred to as a World Libertarian Order.
In the time when all countries are basically Libertarian,
the idea of a one world government won't seem necessary for peace and harmony, and it won't be, because it isn't now. Separate
sovereign nations will always be preferable to one world government, because it's easier to subvert one government back to
collectivism than a lot of individual ones. A world court to arbitrate land disputes arising among nations colonizing space
will, of course, become necessary just as courts are necessary within individual countries now.
Young people are eager to participate in historical change for a few years
before settling down. Look at the NASA photographs below. Imagine if their eyes could see views like these from space probe
windows instead of the war-torn bodies of their fellow humans.
Eliminate the Obstacle