Racial Equality, Justice, and Respect

Racial Equality, Justice, and Respect

  1. Respect is earned. It is not a Right.
  2. Racial equality is born from Respect. When we Respect each individual, there is, by default, Racial Equality.
  3. Racial Equality is not achieved from handouts “given” by politicians. We, as a society, don’t give athletes extra points or any advantage because of his/her race because we recognize that it would be unfair to all involved. The same should apply in the working environment and in the Justice System. Unfair laws only serve to create more separation and division.
  4. Laws cannot legislate RESPECT. RESPECT must be earned. Laws cannot legislate LOVE. LOVE must be freely given
  5. Solution: Support strong families. Children need parents. Fathers need to support & protect their families. They cannot do so if they are unjustly incarcerated.
  6. Solution: Stop incarcerating people for non-violent crimes. Stop the for-profit prison system. This amounts to legalized slavery.
  7. Solution: Eliminate corruption & indoctrination in public schools. Teach reading, writing, math, science. Journalism. THE BASICS. Teach about our Constitution. Teach Systems analysis & Debate. Get back to the scientific method.
  8. Solution: Do not reward laziness. Do not accept excuses. Empower our children with tools that will help them cope with challenges. Teach our children to take responsibility for their actions. Teach them to speak truth.
  9. Solution: Provide access to REAL FOOD in every community.
  10. Solution: Teach our children how to nourish, exercise, hydrate, and protect their bodies. Allow them to play. Allow them to spend time outdoors. Help them build a strong immune system. Do not force adulthood on them too quickly. Let them be children. Keep our children safe.
  11. Solution: There is NO excuse for homelessness. There are so many economical structures available for communities to create safe transitional housing for the poor or homeless. Why are structurally sound structures (e.g. – monolithic domes, tiny houses) not ALLOWED in many communities?
  12. We must end the practice of LOBBYING. Big business/unions are affecting how we ALL live by “FUNDING” politicians to do their bidding. END corruption. END conflict of Interest
  13. Solution: bring G0D back into our lives and into our communities. Ask G0D for support & strength. We/G0D alone are responsible for our position. We must learn to compete w/o excuses and be proud of who we are and what we accomplished and get back to God in the process if we want racial equality and to save this country before we are pushed into a Civil War.
  14. Solution: Freedom to earn a living. Teach our children skills & trades. Teach our children how to build, grow, & repair. Government hand-outs breed dependence, not independence. Strive for freedom. Strive for liberty.
  15. Solution: EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW. Racial equality means EQUAL TREATMENT UNDER THE LAW. We are witnessing the protection of certain privileged individuals in the courts of law while poor and minority individuals are incarcerated, often without just cause, for crimes they did not commit.
  16. Solution: Stop idolizing athletes & Hollywood stars. Start treating everyday heroes with respect.

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