The way of altruistic reason

In creating government and law, you preclude the possibility of freedom.
In creating property and debt, you preclude the possibility of equality.
In putting a price on an idea, you preclude the possibility of education.
In willingly supporting these systems, you preclude the possibility of altruism.
In consciously spreading its dogma, you preclude the possibility of reason.

Government and law require man's nature to be antisocial
Property and debt require man's nature to be covetous
The sale of knowledge require man's nature to be uncurious
The acceptance of these require one's nature to be subservient
The spreading of these ideas require one's nature to be unquestioning

In practicing non-violence, you reject government and law.
In working to help others, you reject property and debt.
In striving to educate others, you reject the privatization of ideas.
In thinking with critical awareness, you willingly reject these systems.
In verbally rejecting its dogma, you are practicing reason.