Grievance 55 - Immorality

The U.S. Constitution gave unequal standing to government policy makers
and agencies which was contrary to commonly accepted moral standards in society.

While it was popularly made illegal for private individuals,
corporations and gangs to threaten, intimidate, coerce and extort from
others, politicians could approve legislation empowering government
agencies, such as the Internal Revenue Service, to do so. Individuals
in government were not held legally responsible for these acts.

In another double-standard, while holding a monopoly on coercive taxing
power, government prosecuted private business for having a monopoly in
the free and voluntary consumer marketplace.

Politicians determined their own salary, benefits, and retirement income
with no direct authorization for increases by the taxpayers at-large,
many of whom were coerced to provide the funding.

With an AUTHENTIC CONSTITUTION in harmony with the natural
Cosmic Laws of the universe, and producing High Moral Values and Democratic
Ideals, commonly accepted legal principles and policies apply to all individuals
equally, inside as well as outside government.