The Null Party

The Null Party Manifesto.

1. The Null Party does not exist.
2. Political parties do not exist.
3. Governments do not exist.
4. Cities, states, countries, etc. do not exist.
5. Corporations do not exist.
6. Races and cultures do not exist.
7. Religions do not exist.
8. "We" and "they" do not exist.
9. Individual human beings exist.
10. The use of force by one individual upon another is universally immoral.
11. What is immoral for an individual to do, is equally immoral for a group of individuals to do.

If you are reading this then you are an individual, conscious human being. These words were written for the purpose of communicating critical facts that will prove much of your life has been spent living in a self-imposed delusion.

1. The null party does not exist.

There are no physical means by which you as an individual human being can define the null party.

2. Political parties do not exist.

A political party is an artificial construct which an individual convinces himself exists in order to feel a sense of collective power. A political party cannot be seen, touched, or quantified.

3. Governments do not exist.

A government is an artificial construct which an individual convinces himself exists in order to feel that “law and order” exist. A government cannot be seen, touched, or quantified.

4. Cities, states, countries, etc. do not exist.

Cities, states, and countries are artificial constructs which an individual convinces himself exist in order to feel that boundaries exist. Topographical features of the earth can be quantified, but the individuals making up a city, state, or country cannot be.

5. Corporations do not exist.

A corporation is an artificial construct which an individual convinces himself exists in order to negate the potential loss of an individual’s material possessions and to remove an individual’s personal responsibility from his own actions. A corporation cannot be seen, touched, or quantified.

6. Races and cultures do not exist.

Race and culture are artificial constructs which an individual convinces himself exist in order to group individuals together for purposes of removing the unique consciousness and personhood of the individuals in the group. Races and cultures cannot be seen, touched, or quantified.

7. Religions do not exist.

A religion is an artificial construct which an individual convinces himself exists in order to explain thoughts and concepts that do not have a scientifically proven explanation. A religion cannot be seen, touched, or quantified.

8. "We" and "they" do not exist.

The words “we” and “they” are artificial constructs created to group individuals together for purposes of removing the unique consciousness and personhood of the individuals in the group. When used in the abstract form, “we” and “they” cannot be quantified.

9. Individual human beings exist.

A human being is a conscious individual entity that has a physical form and can be seen, touched, and quantified. A human being is aware of his existence and can take actions based on his own free will and understanding.

10. The use of force by one individual upon another is universally immoral.

There is no objective line of reasoning in which it is moral for one individual to initiate the use of force and impose his will on another individual. By striking, injuring, or killing another person, the individual’s natural state and free will have been violated and indefinitely changed. There is no basis to determine which individuals’ free will has precedence therefore no person’s free will can be violated.

11. What is immoral for an individual to do, is equally immoral for a group of individuals to do.

Groups, collectives, and tribes do not exist. All actions taken are done by an individual using his free will to make a decision. If two or more individuals decide to initiate force on another individual, it does not alter the laws of the universe nor make the action of each individual moral.