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From *Slavery Gone For Good Black Book Edition*, here are action steps derived from the book’s principles and quoted voices:
### 1. Reject Slavery in All Forms
- Frederick Douglass: *"Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will."*
→ Action: Withdraw consent from systems of coercion (e.g., taxation, unjust laws) through non-compliance and civil disobedience.
- Larken Rose: Teach children *"the principles of self-ownership"* and to recognize authority as *"the most irrational, anti-human superstition."*
→ Action: Educate others on natural rights and the immorality of slavery (chattel or political).
### 2. Practice Immediate Abolitionism
- William Lloyd Garrison: *"Earnest, persistent, uncompromising moral opposition to a system of boundless immorality is the way to abolish it."*
→ Action: Reject gradualism. Advocate for immediate abolition of statist systems (e.g., end voting, lobbying; focus on moral suasion).
### 3. Build Parallel Systems (Counter-Economics)
- Max Nettlau: *"Advance liberty on a small scale... within ourselves and around us."*
→ Action: Create voluntary communities (off-grid networks, mutual aid groups) to replace dependency on coercive institutions.
### 4. Expose Pro-Slavery Lies**
- The book debunks common justifications for slavery (e.g., *"Slaveholders treat slaves well," "Public opinion protects slaves"*) using Theodore Dwight Weld’s work (*Slavery As It Is*).
→ Action: Document and publicize modern equivalents (e.g., police brutality, wage slavery) to dismantle apathy/complicity.
### 5. Embrace Self-Ownership & Non-Aggression**
- Brian Young’s *Seven Moral Questions*: If you lack the right to steal/harm others, neither does any group (*NO exceptions*).
→ Action: Refuse participation in violence (e.g., jury nullification, boycott militarism).
### 6. Spiritual/Moral Awakening**
- Angelina Grimké: Slavery persists because people fail to see slaves as human.
→ Action: Foster empathy through art/stories (like Douglass’ narratives).
- William H Douglas' Epilogue emphasizes studying abolitionists like Garrison who practiced civil disobedience.
-> Action: Study historical models of resistance.
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The book stresses that ending slavery isn't utopian—it's rejecting the belief in "authority". Start where you are:
- Withhold taxes where possible
- Create voluntary alternatives
- Use direct action / whistleblowing
As Frederick Douglass concluded:
> "Do nothing with [slaves]; mind your business... They succeed best by being let alone."
Your task? Stop propping up the master’s house.
For deeper steps see sections:
- Non-Resistance & Civil Disobedience *(p303)*
- Underground Railroad *(p154)*
- Self-Defense *(p320)*
For more, ask any question here https://app.mindstudio.ai/agents/slavery-gone-for-good-black-book-edition-by-cory-edmund-endrulat-6c9103c9/run
From *Slavery Gone For Good Black Book Edition*, here are action steps derived from the book’s principles and quoted voices:
### 1. Reject Slavery in All Forms
- Frederick Douglass: *"Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will."*
→ Action: Withdraw consent from systems of coercion (e.g., taxation, unjust laws) through non-compliance and civil disobedience.
- Larken Rose: Teach children *"the principles of self-ownership"* and to recognize authority as *"the most irrational, anti-human superstition."*
→ Action: Educate others on natural rights and the immorality of slavery (chattel or political).
### 2. Practice Immediate Abolitionism
- William Lloyd Garrison: *"Earnest, persistent, uncompromising moral opposition to a system of boundless immorality is the way to abolish it."*
→ Action: Reject gradualism. Advocate for immediate abolition of statist systems (e.g., end voting, lobbying; focus on moral suasion).
### 3. Build Parallel Systems (Counter-Economics)
- Max Nettlau: *"Advance liberty on a small scale... within ourselves and around us."*
→ Action: Create voluntary communities (off-grid networks, mutual aid groups) to replace dependency on coercive institutions.
### 4. Expose Pro-Slavery Lies**
- The book debunks common justifications for slavery (e.g., *"Slaveholders treat slaves well," "Public opinion protects slaves"*) using Theodore Dwight Weld’s work (*Slavery As It Is*).
→ Action: Document and publicize modern equivalents (e.g., police brutality, wage slavery) to dismantle apathy/complicity.
### 5. Embrace Self-Ownership & Non-Aggression**
- Brian Young’s *Seven Moral Questions*: If you lack the right to steal/harm others, neither does any group (*NO exceptions*).
→ Action: Refuse participation in violence (e.g., jury nullification, boycott militarism).
### 6. Spiritual/Moral Awakening**
- Angelina Grimké: Slavery persists because people fail to see slaves as human.
→ Action: Foster empathy through art/stories (like Douglass’ narratives).
- William H Douglas' Epilogue emphasizes studying abolitionists like Garrison who practiced civil disobedience.
-> Action: Study historical models of resistance.
---
The book stresses that ending slavery isn't utopian—it's rejecting the belief in "authority". Start where you are:
- Withhold taxes where possible
- Create voluntary alternatives
- Use direct action / whistleblowing
As Frederick Douglass concluded:
> "Do nothing with [slaves]; mind your business... They succeed best by being let alone."
Your task? Stop propping up the master’s house.
For deeper steps see sections:
- Non-Resistance & Civil Disobedience *(p303)*
- Underground Railroad *(p154)*
- Self-Defense *(p320)*
For more, ask any question here https://app.mindstudio.ai/agents/slavery-gone-for-good-black-book-edition-by-cory-edmund-endrulat-6c9103c9/run
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Yeah, above Video is Zach Bush talking about authenticity
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Thank you, Sepp Holzer! You figured out and started demonstrating the solution a long time ago!
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Crazy morning… Woke up to a dream that I was in China and I had signed some document at customs that felt weird, but I waved it off as a standard customs document. I was in shopping at a store in China and somebody representing himself as a Chinese cop approached and arrested me. I was confused in the dream then I was brought to a bus and handcuffed. At that point, I was injected with something and then I started contemplating the use of force… Specifically, I was going to choke out this artificial cop and release myself. I then woke up, probably from the adrenaline... Then I looked at my schedule and I had jury duty. On the way to jury duty, they came to my attention that this was possibly a deception to serve me some paperwork. I took a few deep breaths, and I released that thought. Que sera sera
Turns out, they didn’t need me. So here I am sitting on a bench, observing and interacting and having fun talking with very friendly people…
Turns out, they didn’t need me. So here I am sitting on a bench, observing and interacting and having fun talking with very friendly people…
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Sheriff Lopez, arrested by the FBI. What’s next?
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Does this moringa tree know more than we do about how to heal the land/Soil?
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Are we able to shift all of humanity? I know many individuals who don't believe in themselves or others, and are we going to create a shift with this mindset? It may take a lot more than merely knowing the problems and the solutions, even if they currently…
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