These are candidates only, they are intended to foster focused discussion.

Fundamental Theorem of Cliology

        -       Who get's to make the choices?
        -       What are the permissible choices?
        -       The first two are auto-catalytic

Definition of Society

        -       The cornerstones of any society are
                -       toleration
                -       self-defence
        -       A set of rules, codified or not, and expectations,
                expressed or not, which regulate both the individual
                and inter-personal activities of same
        -       Societies may be radically different in content and
                yet share the same geography
        -       The statics and dynamics of a society are governed by
                the physics of reality and the psychology of the
                individual (and it's absolute range)
        -       The expectations of societies can be in direct opposition
        -       Violence does not ensue from opposition but from lack
                of toleration of opposition
        -       This applies to all levels of societies and seems to be
                psychology independent (in other words, all life
                seems to follow it)
        -       As a result, stability can be looked upon as a measure
                of tolerance

Definition of 'crime'

        -       Any act which harms a person, their property, or breaks
                a public trust without consent
        -       What is a 'public trust'?
        -       A contract entered voluntarily (at the point one
                questions the compliance but complies they have
                consented - no expectation of continued consent
                is implied) to provide service to the community or
                use a public resource
        -       What is a 'public resource'?
        -       A resource which is common to all and is required for
                basic individual survival or social operations

Fundamental Axiom of Law

        -       The codification of social rules, commonly called
                'rule of law', is an extension of the right to
                self-defence
        -       A defining characteristic of any society is to whom the
                'right' falls to (ie some mix of individual or
                group)
        -       A fundamental defining character is whether the rights
                of society extend from the individual, or rather
                the rights of the individual stem from the population

Definition of Civil Liberty

        -       The ability to make 'a choice' with respect to individual
                or classes of decisions
        -       This is the primary defining character of any human
                society or relationship 


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