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=== 1. Dignity comes first. - Every human is born with equal dignity. - Freedom, autonomy, individuality are secondary; they arise only after dignity is recognized. ===
# History shows the failure of human systems. - Slavery, colonialism, systemic inequality, wars, and oppression have repeatedly stripped humans of both dignity and individuality. - Even in societies that claim freedom, the majority of humans are effectively “slaves” to circumstances beyond their control.
# Current systems are traps. - Status quo gives an illusion of freedom; most humans are confined by economic, political, and social constraints. - Attempts to improve systems consistently fail; bad cycles repeat.
# Pluribus offers a chance for a new start. - Equal dignity is guaranteed for all. - Individuality may be partially reduced, but the baseline moral foundation is vastly superior to the repeated failures of human history. - Uncertainty of outcomes is acceptable if the moral premise is sound: dignity and equality.
# Moral imperative. - Humans have the capability to try something radically new; we should because we’ve proven we fail under the current model. - Preserving the status quo because of cherished autonomy is morally suspect when the majority lives in suffering.