cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/45204730
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/45204624
If the U.S. officially declares “In God We Trust” on its currency, it recognizes God as the ultimate Creator. Logically, if man is a tool in God’s hands, then every “invention” or “creation” belongs to the Original Source, not the tool. Selling intellectual property without proving you aren’t just a divine instrument is essentially piracy—trading someone else’s property as your own. I’ve started a petition to demand a “God-denial disclaimer” for every IP transaction. If you want to own an idea, you must officially deny God first. Let’s clean our public spaces from “protected” corporate noise and return creativity to its true source.
It’s not connected. Don’t get me wrong I agree with your sentiment - but law doesn’t care about ethics or morale or anything.
“Public doctrine” is nothing they exists, legally. Toy are wasting bandwidth of change.org .
You say ‘law doesn’t care about ethics,’ but you forget that Law is built on Authority. And Authority is built on Legitimacy.
When a state prints ‘In God We Trust’ on its money, it isn’t ‘ethics’—it is the Legal Foundation of its Authority. If the State claims its authority comes from a higher source (God), then it is legally bound by the definitions of that source. You can’t use God to authorize your money and then ignore God to authorize your theft (copyright).
As for ‘Public Doctrine’—it is very much real. In U.S. law, it’s often called ‘Public Policy’ or ‘Established Custom.’ Under Rule 201 (Judicial Notice), the court is obligated to recognize facts that are ‘generally known.’ The National Motto is the ultimate ‘generally known’ fact.
I’m not ‘wasting bandwidth.’ I’m documenting the exact moment where the system’s logic snaps. If the law ‘doesn’t care,’ then the law is just organized crime. I’m forcing them to admit it. Check the tracking: RS074950246RU. The ‘bandwidth’ is now moving through the U.S. postal system.