Howdy all,
The Am-EU group finishes both Chapter 11 and Chapter 12 of Dr. Andrew's Łobaczewski's Logocracy: A Concept of the State System (translation by Harrison).
Logocracy - Chapter 11: Logocratic Law
Psychological analysis reveals that the idea of accusing another of being mentally abnormal occurs the most in the minds of mentally aberrant individuals, and less so in those who only have a bad conscience of the accused. As it relates to criminal law, the specialist will be cognizant of this principle and may order a psychological examination of the accuser, acting as a deterrent to those that leverage law as a weapon.
There's no current legislation that protects the mental health of individuals from pathological individuals, who contribute greatly to ponerogenesis. It is the work of Logocracy to create special provisions built into law that would protect those who do great good for others.
For Łobaczewski, capital punishment in a logocratic society serves as a rare, non-punitive method of protecting folks against individuals who threaten them with death and disability. This is no light sentence—it would be considered with careful research and examination of the offender to determine if he or she is mentally abberant and unable to be rehabilitated. If sentenced, the individual would go out in the least painful method and wouldn't be done under the guise of punishment.
As it relates to military and war laws, forced coercion under penalty of death would no longer be a thing due to it going against natural law.
Law reformation would ease the rigidity of the law as it pertains to its distinct character based on philosophical doctrine. Instead, it would be based on an objective cognition of reality, where lawyers would rid their minds of thinking errors and adopt truth-seeking, critical thinking with regards to understanding others.
Logocracy - Chapter 12: Political Parties
The logocratic association will be able to to nominate individuals for elective and legislative bodies, paving the way for people with the right to citizenship to partake in political activity who aren't affiliated with any party. The boon is that these individuals will be better suited to compromising and meeting the requirements of the existing, older political parties and seek knowledge-based solutions in a more objective manner.
Łobaczewski notes that these new ripples introduced among the current political parties would introduce pushback—at least initially. It is the hope that these parties, rather than lose part of their meaning, would transform in a positive manner and that eventually, a better system than democracy will be established.
Łobaczewski mentions a socialist party in charge of the welfare (both physical & mental) of people along with their duty to protect of nature will be vital socially and politically—even at the expense of prosperity. It's a net gain in part because it would resonate among the people, creating positive effects in areas of society.
The primary duty of the logocratic association is to prepare citizens for acquiring civil or parliamentary rights via parliamentary studies with the intent of getting them into parliament and in senior positions. Naturally, they will enter the same sphere inhabited by current political parties, creating shakeups in ideas, causing opinions to naturally clash. Łobaczewski highlights the importance of compromise to to be flexible with others and to promote moderation through unity. Discussions will be infused with the logocratic spirit that accepts with humility, "the most general truths and values empirical knowledge."
For Next Meeting - December 10th, 2023
We will start Logocracy - Chapter 13: The Logocratic Association for the next meeting.
See y'alls then!
The Am-EU group finishes both Chapter 11 and Chapter 12 of Dr. Andrew's Łobaczewski's Logocracy: A Concept of the State System (translation by Harrison).
- Start: (Chapter 11) "Therefore, this provision of the constitution should be considered both unenforceable in practice and also—criminogenic. As such, it should be declared null and void."
- End: (Chapter 12) All the way to the end.
Logocracy - Chapter 11: Logocratic Law
Psychological analysis reveals that the idea of accusing another of being mentally abnormal occurs the most in the minds of mentally aberrant individuals, and less so in those who only have a bad conscience of the accused. As it relates to criminal law, the specialist will be cognizant of this principle and may order a psychological examination of the accuser, acting as a deterrent to those that leverage law as a weapon.
There's no current legislation that protects the mental health of individuals from pathological individuals, who contribute greatly to ponerogenesis. It is the work of Logocracy to create special provisions built into law that would protect those who do great good for others.
For Łobaczewski, capital punishment in a logocratic society serves as a rare, non-punitive method of protecting folks against individuals who threaten them with death and disability. This is no light sentence—it would be considered with careful research and examination of the offender to determine if he or she is mentally abberant and unable to be rehabilitated. If sentenced, the individual would go out in the least painful method and wouldn't be done under the guise of punishment.
As it relates to military and war laws, forced coercion under penalty of death would no longer be a thing due to it going against natural law.
Law reformation would ease the rigidity of the law as it pertains to its distinct character based on philosophical doctrine. Instead, it would be based on an objective cognition of reality, where lawyers would rid their minds of thinking errors and adopt truth-seeking, critical thinking with regards to understanding others.
Logocracy - Chapter 12: Political Parties
The logocratic association will be able to to nominate individuals for elective and legislative bodies, paving the way for people with the right to citizenship to partake in political activity who aren't affiliated with any party. The boon is that these individuals will be better suited to compromising and meeting the requirements of the existing, older political parties and seek knowledge-based solutions in a more objective manner.
Łobaczewski notes that these new ripples introduced among the current political parties would introduce pushback—at least initially. It is the hope that these parties, rather than lose part of their meaning, would transform in a positive manner and that eventually, a better system than democracy will be established.
Łobaczewski mentions a socialist party in charge of the welfare (both physical & mental) of people along with their duty to protect of nature will be vital socially and politically—even at the expense of prosperity. It's a net gain in part because it would resonate among the people, creating positive effects in areas of society.
The primary duty of the logocratic association is to prepare citizens for acquiring civil or parliamentary rights via parliamentary studies with the intent of getting them into parliament and in senior positions. Naturally, they will enter the same sphere inhabited by current political parties, creating shakeups in ideas, causing opinions to naturally clash. Łobaczewski highlights the importance of compromise to to be flexible with others and to promote moderation through unity. Discussions will be infused with the logocratic spirit that accepts with humility, "the most general truths and values empirical knowledge."
For Next Meeting - December 10th, 2023
We will start Logocracy - Chapter 13: The Logocratic Association for the next meeting.
See y'alls then!
