Killers Victimize Unarmed Public at Outdoor Events

Killers Victimize Unarmed Public at Outdoor Events
JULY 28, 2019 BY AUTHOR ON SOURCE (EDIT)

The specter of killers rears it’s face among the unprotected once again. The gunman is that person(s) who will no longer transact in the social order under it’s terms. As an increasingly global system imposes standards that have no governing basis in US law, and are often contradicted in law, the people disconnect, sometimes in frantic ways.killers
It took less than a minute for police officers to respond after gunfire erupted at a Northern California food festival Sunday night, with cops quickly engaging and fatally shooting the gunman — but not before the assailant’s brief barrage left three dead and 15 others injured.

The shooting rampage began at 5:41 p.m. on the north side of the Gilroy Garlic Festival, Chief of Police Scot Smithee said at a press conference late Sunday. Cops were set to give another update at 1 p.m. ET Monday…

Can Any Social System We Create, Protect Social Order More Justly, Than the Individual?
This is the question that faces our attempt to create a sustainable social order. Here is an Animal Farm Media news story.

A “brazen” lone gunman opened fire at a massive Brownsville, Brooklyn, block party on Saturday night, leaving a 38-year-old man dead and 11 others injured, law enforcement sources told The Post.killers
The gunfire erupted just before 11 p.m. as…

Source: Lone Gunman Victimizes Unarmed Block Party; 11 injured, one dead

Killers, What To Do
The nature of our species is to create individual identities within nature and apply our identity to the immediate social order. Social order is existential to our individual survival and fulfillment.

Since no one is able, to stop creating and establishing their individual identity and sense of value within nature and social order, this is in some way fundamental to the natural process we are evolving in. The solution for social order within the natural process becomes the ability to give each personal identity, the right to establish it’s value in nature without denying that right to the other.

Lethal Protection Rights
In our existential need to achieve a social order in nature we seek social justice equality. All things being equal then, all identities are equal within the social order and must be protected, commensurate with their protection of other identities. How to do this is now the subject of much debate over guns and killers.

The killers in this article, believe life is worthless, or they believe that the current social order is somehow destructive to life and their their connection to it. Because the killer of People knows what all the people know, which is that no one knows the meaning of life, Their instinct is to force recognition of their sense of value on those, who under the social order are deemed innocent. Instinct is nature calling. It says, the needs of social order are changing.

Protection From Killers, The Choice
Because we do not understand our place in the natural process and because any system we create will begin and end, it impossible to create a permanent system that sustains in nature. All things change over time. But how we became a part of the natural process and our purpose in it cannot be determined by any one individual and by extrapolation any system created by any group of individuals at this time. Any system within the natural process we create, exists to sustain and perpetuate the system, as it works in the natural process.

Those in system control, those perpetuating it and who are loyal to it benefit from it according to their needs and usefulness. As long as systems are voluntary they are essential. When one system imposes it’s values by force on others we have a problem.

Any attempt to control the natural social process of trust and mutual protection, necessary for social order, through a specific system of social order, cannot be said to govern in accordance with the natural process, if it cannot answer the question; How did we get here and why are we biologically active in nature? What is our purpose?

If this fundamental question is not addressed, then, the system cannot address life and death, in the social order? The answer can only be found through a social order based on the protection of individuals, pledged to protect the rights of others.

Systems Of Mutual Protection
Systems are very useful as they serve the natural social process. In that process, many systems are possible and have evolved over time. But a system that cannot answer the basic questions of life and death cannot be programmed to decide how individuals should be protected from killers.

Systems of trust involving each ones participation in protection of life will be most successful. We evaluate each person’s right of personal protection in the order, relative to their participation in the trust needed, to sustain the order. Under the Constitution, challenges to a persons participation in the protection of natural rights for another must be established beyond a reasonable doubt. All persons retain personal protection rights unless proven to have violated the rights of another.

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