@seer Travis Truman. What natural rights are offered by society,
Absolutely none. Society cannot offer natural anything. It is important to realize this. Example : If right to life is a natural right, and society offers such a right, it is important not to make the error of assuming that these rights are one and the same thing just because they claim the same right.
If there is a natural right possessed, then society is naught to do with it. Society would be pretending to be the source of that right, where in Truth is is ready at all times to commit genocide against chickens, humans via war abortion etc etc.
What are natural rights, what are truth-based rights and what are lie-based rights, offered by which society?
Perhaps the above may help you somewhat.
Here is an example of a lie-based right offered by society :
The right to vote in elections. Is that a Truth-based right? No! Why? Because elections have utterly no legitimacy, and there is no country on the planet that practices democracy, despite claims to the contrary. Since the premise of the right has no Truth-based legitimacy, the right also has no leg to stand on and thus also has no Truth-based legitimacy.
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Lets look at how legal rights in law can be applied in a Truth-based way :
Any legitimate right must be applied without any selectivity. It must also have every aspect of that right fully justified to the Truth. For example : If there was a Truth-based society that proposed hitting another human (assault) was illegal. The basis for this right would be in both morality and a natural desire that any sane life-form possesses not to be assaulted. It would be agreed upon that the Truth clearly shows this is a desirable proposition that is sane. Every single form of assault would need to be treated equally, including boxing, child abuse, fishing, cock-fighting, discipline assault of pets, rugby, street attacks, school yard fighting etc etc etc. There would then be a law declared that the assault is not sponsered by society.
At the same time, this would only ever be a societal-level rule. The individual citizen-slave would still have every right to do as his True Reality dictates, including assaults. Society would never have any legitimate claim to morally judge nor punish its created victim. Society could only take non-punitive rational and Truth-based measures to lessen the problem.
On My website, try reading the Ted Bundy file, using the created victim list. Ted makes a very good point about selectivity in current claims to human rights of the "right to life" variety.
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Morals :
Currently, morality as defined by society is completely false. Morality exists, but what is claimed to constitute that morality is lie-based.
We can think of individual morality as based in Truth-based freedom. The right to do as your True Reality dictates without threat of moral questioning or punitive punishment from society.
Morality can be legitimately seen as "learning your lessons". Truth is of course the basis of all legitimate morality. We have two divisions :
1. Individual amorality/immorality
2. Societal-level morality/immorality
What is suitable for one is not necessarily for the other.
Wild animals are excellent sources of moral behaviour, and I suggest the polar bear, tiger, lion and giraffe are good animals to start with. Primates are more complicated and contain traps for the beginner in Forbidden Truth, and so should be avoided at first. The giraffe, for example, learns what is best for it quickly and acts accordingly.
A human teenager, for example, who hangs around and then robs and beats a old man and steals his money is not acting immorally, based on the current societal situation. Although he may risk jail, this is irrelevant because the current moral and legal claim have no Truth-based legitimacy. Only Truth-based elements that are not based on societal lies can be permitted.
At the same time, a Truth-based society that encountered such an individual acting amorally would be able to have moral claim to protect the old man, and take any measures that did not involve the punishment or moral judgement of the individual robbing the old man. It would have an obligation to do so.
There is no contradiction. What is correct on a personal scale is not necessarily correct on a societal scale.
Another example is masturbation is a noble and moral act, where as society currently lies and suggests otherwise.