Introduction: General Assumptions About the Reader

This manifesto is written with the intent to prove a point, to advance an ideology, and to further enhance arguments that are already in existence regarding the efficacy and morality of governmental structure.

It is assumed that the reader will read on with a generally open mind. That the reader will have some knowledge of history that, while it need not be extensive, should be at roughly a high school level. It is also assumed that the reader is not well trained in philosophy and so will not be adept at the finer bits of language parsing that becomes so important in life. This is especially true of the obscure works of existentialists whose works can send a mind running through hoops.

With this said, this is written with ideas laid out as I see them, with proofs that should be compelling. There will be very few references to the past except for examples to illustrate a point. Finally I will focus all of the thought into coherent statements that hopefully anyone can understand. After all, a philosophical work that can be read only by philosophers will advance man no further than a magazine about some embarrassing exploits of a celebrity and possibly even less so.

Without further ado, I shall set down into words the thoughts I have had for so many years.