FAQ

Real People are the opposite of NPCs. Real People are those dedicated to:

• reality
• self-examination ("The unexamined life is not worth living." --Socrates)
• transcending the artificiality, manipulation, deceit, and propaganda thrust upon us
• reaching their full (real) potential
• being the best version of themselves
• being the person they really want to be

The right path should increase: energy, pride, confidence, happiness, contentment, fun, productivity, and success.

If one is trying to follow the pledge, then one is on the right path.

Of course not.

No. A Real Person only has to agree to everything in the pledge.

No.

A member has pledged to only judge a person separately and individually, and only by that person's actions and statements and by empirical probabilities.

A member does not intend to damage any relationships between others.

A member does not collaborate with those who initiate force or fraud.

A member treats every living thing with dignity.

No.

A member has pledged to only judge a person separately and individually, and only by that person's actions and statements and by empirical probabilities.

A member does not intend to damage any relationships between others.

A member does not collaborate with those who initiate force or fraud.

A member treats every living thing with dignity.

No.

A member respects the right of every man to own himself and the fruits of his labor.

One has the right to choose progressivism, socialism, or communism for oneself, but has no right to choose for others. Of course, as of the founding of The League, the vast majority of self-proclaimed progressives, socialists, and communists intend to choose for others, and thus such individuals are not Real People because:

• A member has pledged to only judge a person separately and individually, and only by that person's actions and statements and by empirical probabilities.
• A member does not intend to damage any relationships between others.
• A member does not collaborate with those who initiate force or fraud.
• A member treats every living thing with dignity.

Also, as of the founding of The League, the vast majority of self-proclaimed progressives, socialists, and communists are not Real People because Real People have pledged to only go where the facts take them, to be independent thinkers, and to not be evasive or whiny, to not have double standards, and to not overreact, scapegoat, project, virtue signal, or misrepresent others.

As of the founding of The League, the vast majority of self-proclaimed progressives, socialists, and communists are also fascists, and thus are not Real People.

Yes.

Defending a particular group is not judging those individuals as a group (beyond what is empirically true). It is merely acknowledging a threat that intends to target those individuals as a group. Also, different people have different skills, and some may naturally be especially good at defending a particular group.

Of course, historically, just about every organization that has intended to defend a particular group has also judged people as groups as soon as it was founded or after being co-opted later.

The members of an organization that specializes in defending a particular group will face constant temptations to judge others as a group, to virtue signal, to suppress dissent, etc.

Real People go where the facts take them, but each is on a different path. Perhaps more importantly, each is at a different point in their journey.

The pledge does not assume the existence of any conspiracies. It is designed to help everyone overcome anything holding them back from their true potential—even if that were a conspiracy by a globally dominant cabal—even if their task were as monumental as forming a new country. The greater the duress, the greater the beneficial effects of the pledge.

The catalyst for the creation of The League was both the observation of the extreme need and duress as well as the evidence of a global conspiracy causing much of that duress.

No. Voting is one of the only legal means of fighting tyranny and the illusion of legitimacy. Voting does not legitimize the system any more than abstaining is acceptance of whoever wins. Of course, in any real instance, if voting feels wrong, trust your conscience and don't do it.

In times of universal deceit, devotion to truth is a revolutionary act.

A member claims the right to respond with as much aggression as necessary—in as dignified a manner as possible, to neutralize the initiation of aggression.

No one can speak for The League. If 90% chose an individual to speak for them, then that individual would only speak for those 90%, and after a few days, one could no longer safely assume that such a representative still spoke for that same 90%.

The pledge supersedes the preamble, declaration, and mission statement, which supersede the FAQ, which supersedes other writings that represent the League, which usually supersede any verbal statements about the League by any allies.

The pledge can only be changed by the Founder, though others may collborate with the Founder.

The Founder intends to declare the pledge final after sufficient collaboration. After that, if it were ever discovered that the pledge contained an omission, loophole, or error, the pledge would not change because it would always be possible to form a sub order within The League that could have an additional pledge.