Step 2

After reading the 1st step (http://iamman51.blogspot.com/2017/06/understand-this-or-you-will-never.html), we are now ready to take information from any source and view it objectively.

Our second step is also an exercise in understanding, that understanding takes us back to the days when wo/men first walked the earth. We must understand how societies formed, how they operate before we can understand how we are trapped in this society.

My research has shown that societies form when wo/men come together for some mutual benefit, back then, protection was almost a given as the reason. As with any contract, obligations were added as well as benefits.

Looking at any society in history, you will see certain benefits each society gave to it's members, and also the obligations each individual had to the whole.

How did society know which member owed what obligation and was owed what benefit?

Enter the concept of "status"

Hoebel tells us in his book "man in the primitive world", in which he has a whole chapter dedicated to status. Its actually to long to type so i will include a picture of the pages.

Suffice to say, every society has broken down its members by whats known as "status". We all know slaves were considered property, but what most dont know is it is the concept of status that allowed them to be classified as property.

Status is still active today in our society, status is simply the roles we play with respect to the different rights and duties associated with each one.

The status of Husband/Wife has different rights and duties then the status of Father/Mother.

Status plays such an important part of your life, and here is how. Google your state statutes or google US code. Notice that most law applies to "person/s".

A person is a wo/man with a status, blacks law defines it as a man according to the rank he holds in society.

Status can also be researched by looking up "legal character" or "legal personality".

Notice how the law says that a fetus is not a "person", that should of been a clue to all of us.

Of course the concept goes much deeper then my little post here, but hopefully we can now understand that a society can not have members that are free. And as society proceeds any form of government they may pick, it really matters little what form of government they do pick, as they are members and subjects under each and every one of them.