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+What To Do
+Our no-holds-barred list:
+1. Start producing. Pick something of value; pick anything of
+value; then start making or doing it. Show it to people who
+might want it. Trade with them.
+2. Walk away from TV. No... run away from TV. Watch a comedy
+or a ball game now and then if you like, but get the rest of it
+out of your life – it is a massive time waster and keeps your
+mind tied to the system that just spat you out. Do NOT watch
+the commercials.
+3. Get the system out of your head. Don't be like the battered
+woman who clings to her abuser no matter what – get the hell
+away from the system and stop looking to it for images of
+success and approval.
+4. Make your own images of success. Approve of your own self.
+5. Start reading books. Real books with real ideas in them. This is
+education; schools are watered-down substitutes. And you
+don't need their approval certificates; where have they gotten
+you?
+6. Get to know yourself. You are not “middle class.” You are not
+“a citizen.” You are not suited to any single description. You
+are a complex, unlimited person. Get to know YOU. Stop
+looking for boxes to fit into. Stop looking for people to tell you
+what you are.
+7. Stop doing what other people expect you to do; do what you
+think is right.
+8. You have a functional mind and you have every right to use it
+fully. Sure, it makes sense to get input from people with
+something valuable to say, but consider everything yourself:
+decide it's right; decide it's wrong; decide part is right and part
+is wrong; but decide for yourself. All the time.
+9. Do whatever works. You're already considered outcasts and
+lost causes, so what do you have to lose?
+10. Get copies of the (short-lived) TV show Firefly and the movie
+Serenity. Watch them. Dramatics aside, these are people like
+you.
+11. Read the Bible. There may be no more thorough and
+condensed set of ideas in the world. Believe if you think that is
+right or don't believe if you think that is right, but read the
+ideas in this book and make your own decisions about them.
+Do NOT compare what you read with anything that a religious
+person ever told you. Read the book itself.
+12. If you have some expertise in something, teach it to others.
+Hold informal lectures on economics, teach welding one
+morning per week, take people for sailing lessons on
+Saturdays, whatever. Pass-along what you know.
+13. Protect each other. Let's be honest, most policemen won't
+spend a lot of time protecting a tent city. Figure out how to
+protect yourselves. Forget the system's laws and do what you
+need to do. There are bad people out there and you have every
+right to protect yourselves. (If you do happen to find a good
+policeman, thank him and show him kindness.)
+14. Remember, your rights do NOT come from the government.
+Thomas Jefferson was right: they come from Nature and
+Nature's God. Governments trash them more than they protect
+them. You don't need an official to tell you what your rights
+are.
+15. Respect property. When people lose their property, they are
+losing the part of their life that worked for it.
+16. Forget “the news.” The very definition of news is “something
+that almost never happens.” When something is so common
+that it's no longer news (car crashes, IRS seizures, bogus
+speeding tickets) that's when you should worry about it.
+17. Get over any racial crap. It's what's inside people that matters,
+not the outer layer of skin. If they behave well, you treat them
+well. If they behave badly, you separate and protect. It doesn't
+matter what kinds of feelings you have; we are not instinctdriven beasts, we are thinking humans. Were you mad that
+welfare people got your money or that someone abused your
+great grandfather? Fine, but blame the system that enforced the
+crime and not someone who happens to have the same
+complexion as a bad guy. They are individuals, the same as
+you, and if you don't treat them as such, you are the barbarian.
+18. Learn about the common law. Forget the law produced by
+senators; learn about justice. That's what the common law was,
+and it is useful.
+19. Learn how to avoid the state. They will always want to steal
+your production – that is what they do. Once you have
+something again, they'll want it again. Don't go back to Egypt.
+20. Cooperate with others and build whatever you need. It doesn't
+matter what. Maybe, for example, you need a water supply. Get
+together with everyone else and start developing ideas: Can
+you get it from a nearby stream? Can you buy it from a
+business? Do you need to tap into municipal lines? Decide
+what is the right thing to do, then pay whatever the price may
+be and do it.
+21. Learn to play an instrument and make music with your friends.
+It's a lot more rewarding than plugging into an iPod and
+mindlessly bobbing your head for hours.
+22. Less talk, more action. People often talk to delay actions they
+fear. Ditch the endless arguments and do things.
+23. Adapt, improvise, overcome.
+24. Screw the rules – make your own.