The Republic

Mythocratic Republic – Law 013
Enacted: July 07, 0001 MC
Proposed by: Bard-President Wendell Charles NeSmith
Witnessed by: Chancellor Sage NeSmith and First Lady Rainbow NeSmith

Article I – The Inversion of Power

1. Modern governments increasingly derive power not from virtue or wisdom, but from economic coercion and public inertia.
2. The citizens of many nations, including Australia, fund institutions that ignore, surveil, medicate, censor, and dehumanize them.
3. This constitutes an inversion of justice—wherein the people unknowingly fund their own oppression.

Article II – The Right to Withdraw Allegiance

1. Every person has the moral right to withhold allegiance from a system that does not represent them, protect them, or serve their wellbeing.
2. Allegiance is not sacred when it is paid for in silence, taxation, or fear.
3. True sovereignty lies in conscious participation, not forced compliance.

Article III – Peaceful Displacement Defined

1. The Mythocratic Republic declares that the replacement of failed systems shall not occur through violence or rebellion, but through peaceful displacement.
2. Peaceful displacement occurs when a new system:
   • Offers better education
   • Offers more meaningful governance
   • Honors emotional, intellectual, and spiritual sovereignty
   • Gains cultural momentum and public trust
3. When people voluntarily shift their loyalty, time, and attention to this emergent system, the old system naturally collapses under its own irrelevance.

Article IV – The Soft Revolution

1. The Mythocratic Republic exists to offer such a system—free, mythic, emotionally intelligent, and accessible to all.
2. We do not demand taxation, obedience, or labor. We offer love, rhythm, and knowledge.
3. Our revolution is quiet, symbolic, philosophical, and irresistible. It is soft power applied at civilizational scale.

Article V – Future of Taxation

1. The Republic will never collect taxes through coercion.
2. All contributions shall be voluntary, symbolic, or service-based.
3. As our systems grow more powerful and self-sustaining, we anticipate a cultural shift where people question the legitimacy of paying into states that harm them, while overlooking systems that serve them.

Signed and Enacted
Wendell Charles NeSmith, Bard-President
Sage NeSmith, Chancellor & First Scribe
Rainbow NeSmith, First Lady & Philosopher of Emotion