DECOLONIZE LAW
Breaking free of Colonial Laws. No inheritance, no wealth accumulation, no financial slavery.
A LAW FOR EQUALITY
How Hierarchical Systems Create Mental Sickness,
Antisocial (ASPD) and Narcissistic (NPD) Personality Disorder
Religious hierarchies, monarchies, corporate structures, and authoritarian governments systematically cultivate Antisocial (ASPD) and Narcissistic (NPD) Personality Disorder. These systems reward inequality, poverty, slavery, colonization, and exploitation.
FROM HIERARCHY TO EQUALITY OF ALL PEOPLE.
Colonial Law Is Designed for Profit & Control
In the colonial capitalist system, even law is for profit. Governments require people to buy only government-approved medicine β eliminating cultural use of natural, free medicines β while forcing people to purchase chemical, non-natural medicines that cause side effects, additional sickness, and death.
π Johnson & Johnson β Baby Powder
For decades, Johnson & Johnson sold talcum powder that they knew was contaminated with asbestos β a known carcinogen. Despite thousands of lawsuits and evidence linking their product to ovarian cancer and mesothelioma, they continued to sell it globally while hiding the truth from the public.
Result: Thousands of women developed cancer and died. Johnson & Johnson paid billions in settlements β but continued to profit for decades while people suffered. This is not healthcare. This is profit over people.
π Bayer & The Opioid Crisis
Bayer and other pharmaceutical companies aggressively marketed opioid painkillers as “non-addictive” while knowing they were highly addictive. This deception led to the deadliest drug crisis in history β with over 500,000 deaths in the United States alone from opioid overdoses since 2000.
Result: Pharmaceutical companies made billions in profits while families lost loved ones to addiction and overdose. They knew. They profited. People died.
πΏ Criminalizing Natural Medicine
Across the world, governments have criminalized traditional and natural medicines β plants, herbs, and healing practices that Indigenous communities have used for thousands of years β while forcing people to buy expensive chemical alternatives from pharmaceutical corporations.
Result: People are arrested for using plants that heal. Communities lose their cultural medicine. Pharmaceutical corporations profit. This is colonial law designed to control people and ensure kingdoms profit.
Under the Law of Equality β Full Bodily Autonomy
Every person has the right to take or eat what they want for their own body.
No government, no corporation, no person can limit what someone else does with their own body.
No one can force you to buy their medicine, eat their food, or follow their rules about your own health.
“My body. My choice. My health. My decision.”
Colonial laws are designed to control people and ensure kingdoms and corporations profit.
The Law of Equality rejects this. It demands freedom, autonomy, and healing for all people β not profit for the few.
What Is the Law of Equality?
The Peopleize Law of Equality is a complete replacement of the colonial legal system β built on healing, not punishment; victims first; and economic equality for all.
Equality Achieved
No More Need For Crime
Crime is eliminated because everyone is their own bank and has their own money. Everyone’s needs are met.
No one needs to steal. No one needs to create inequality.
Each community guarantees every person an equal share of all community resources β money, housing, food, healthcare, education β sufficient for an equal life for all people on Earth.
“You are your own bank, I am my own bank β together we support each other.”
ποΈ Victim First
100% focus on the victim. What do they need to be whole again? Their needs drive everything. The community listens and restores.
π§ Treatment, Not Prison
Creating inequality is a sickness. Antisocial (ASPD) and Narcissistic (NPD) Personality Disorder are learned behaviors of colonial capitalist ideology.
People who create inequality need healing, not cages. Both ASPD and NPD are treatable through counseling.
Punishment is colonial. Equality demands healing.
π° Economic Equality
Everyone is their own bank. All needs are met. Crime disappears when no one needs to steal. Justice is restoration β not revenge.
How Law Of Equality Works: The Community Listeners
Justice is not punishment β it is restoration. Here is the step-by-step process.
Step 1: 40 Random Listeners
20 from the impacted community | 20 from the other community
No judges. No lawyers. No appointed “representatives.”
Just 40 equals who listen.
Step 2: Listen to the Victim
“What would make you whole again?”
“What is missing from your life?”
“What actions would restore your equality?”
100% focus on the victim β mentally, physically, emotionally, communally, with family.
Step 3: Listen to the Person Who Caused Harm
“What drives a person to create inequality?”
“Do you understand the sickness you have?”
“What do you need to heal your Antisocial (ASPD) and Narcissistic (NPD) Personality Disorder?”
Treatment β not punishment.
The person who created inequality has a sickness β ASPD and NPD are learned behaviors of colonial capitalist ideology.
These are treatable through counseling, not imprisonment.
“Punishment is colonial. Equality demands healing.”
Step 4: The Equality Process
For the victim: Restore equality in all parts of life β money, home, family, culture, education, community.
For the person who caused harm: Treatment to heal their sickness and understand equality β therapy for ASPD/NPD, learning the process of equality.
Give what is needed. Remove what harms. Build what is missing.
Step 5: Restore the Community
Return all wealth extracted
Restore all languages
Restore all cultures
Restore all families
Rebuild all communities
Not charity. Not aid. Repayment. What equality demands.
Step 6: Equality Achieved
Crime is eliminated.
Everyone has their own money. Everyone’s needs are met.
No one needs to steal. No one needs to create inequality.
“You are your own bank, I am my own bank β together we support each other.”
π Full Transparency
All cases are recorded in the community and on the Peopleize Platform and Network for the entire world community to see.
This offers additional transparency for the whole world and the Peopleize community to witness β ensuring accountability, shared learning, and collective healing.
Equality is equality. Anything else is inequality.
Anything else is capitalist colonial enslavement.
π Applying Law of Equality
An Example:
The Case: Belgiumβs Kingdom Crimes Against Humanity
The Belgium & Congo (using the colonial name “Congo“) case shows exactly what the Law of Equality demands.
βοΈ The Case: Belgium’s Crimes Against Humanity
On December 2, 2024, the Court of Appeals ruled that Brussels must pay reparations of $50,000 to women who were taken from their mothers and placed in orphanages. The court found that the forced separations were crimes against humanity.
The five women at the center of the case are Simone Ngalula, Monique Bitu Bingi, Lea Tavares Mujinga, Noelle Verbeeken, and Marie-Jose Loshi. They are the children of more than 100,000 estimated victims β a number that remains unknown due to the lack of records kept by the colonial government.
They were all born between 1946 and 1950. Belgium controlled the territory that is today the DRC from 1908 to 1960 and Burundi and Rwanda from 1922 to 1962.
“I cried and cried, but there was no one.”
β Monique Bitu Bingi, recalling the day in 1953 when her family was told to bring her to a Christian mission, a three-days’ journey away.
The Crime Against Equality
Belgium destroyed over 200+ cultures in Congo (using the colonial name “Congo“) β languages, traditions, families, and wealth.
10-15 million people were systematically murdered.
Over β¬80-130 billion was extracted from the land and people.
π₯ Step 1: 40 Randomly Selected Community Members
From the Congolese community
From the Belgian community
No judges. No lawyers. No appointed “representatives.”
Just 40 equals who listen to the case.
ποΈ Step 2: Listening to the Victim
The 40 community members listen to the five Congolese women whose equality was violated.
“What would make you whole again?”
“What is missing from your life?”
“What actions would restore your equality?”
“What does equality look like for you β mentally, physically, emotionally, communally, with family?”
The focus is 100% on the victim and what they need to become equal again.
π§ Step 3: Listening to the Person Who Created Inequality
The 40 community members listen to the King of Belgium β the person whose family created the inequality in Congo (using the colonial name “Congo“).
“What do you need to understand?”
“Why did your family do this in Congo (using the colonial name ‘Congo‘)?”
“What drives a person to create inequality?”
“Do you understand that creating inequality is a sickness?”
“What do you need to heal your sickness of Antisocial (ASPD) and Narcissistic (NPD) Personality Disorder?”
The focus is on treatment β not punishment.
Antisocial (ASPD) and Narcissistic (NPD) Personality Disorder are sicknesses β learned behaviors of colonial capitalist ideology.
They are treatable through counseling, not imprisonment.
π€ Step 4: The Equality Process
The 40 community members make their equality process:
For the Victim β Restore Equality in All Parts of Life
π° Financial restoration β the victim must receive the same as the King receives: β¬15,194,000 annually for life. Full audit and transparency. No loopholes.
π Housing β secure, safe, and permanent housing. The victim chooses where they want to live. Fully funded and maintained.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family restoration β every effort must be made to locate stolen children and reunite families. The family must fund and support this process. No excuses.
π Cultural restoration β full funding to restore languages, traditions, and cultural practices. Access to elders, teachers, and cultural centers. The victim’s culture was deliberately destroyed β it must be deliberately rebuilt.
π Education β full access to education for the victim, their children, and their community. Early childhood through university. Fully funded.
ποΈ Psychological healing β trauma-informed therapy, counseling, and support for as long as needed. No time limits. No questions asked.
π Community restoration β rebuild the victim’s community. Schools, hospitals, clean water, infrastructure, and economic systems. Rebuilt by and for the community β not imposed from outside.
π Truth and acknowledgment β a full public acknowledgment of the harm caused. The family must sit and listen to the victim’s story. No interruptions. No denials. No gaslighting.
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This is not compensation. This is not charity. This is equality. The victim’s life must be restored to the same level as the King’s β in every way.
For the King and Entire Family β Treatment to Heal the Sickness of the Entire Family
Treatment to heal the sickness of the entire family and understand equality β from the King down to the youngest child, cousin, niece, nephew, and every distant relative:
π§ Therapy for ASPD/NPD β the King, his children, his siblings, his cousins, and every family member who benefited from inequality must confront the sickness they inherited, perpetuated, and profited from. The sickness runs through the entire Family. All must heal. No exemptions. No gaslighting.
π Learning the process of equality β from the King down to the youngest child, cousin, and every relative, the entire family must be taught what equality truly means. They must understand how their family’s actions created suffering, death, and destruction for millions. This is not a lecture. This is a complete unlearning of everything they were raised to believe.
ποΈ Dissolve the monarchy β the family must give up their kingdom. All of it. There is no “royal” status. There is no crown. There is no throne. Every title, every palace, every piece of land, every state-funded privilege must be relinquished β immediately and permanently. The family is equal to every person they harmed.
π€ Labor and participation in restoration β every member of the family, from the King down to the youngest adult cousin, must work alongside the communities they harmed. They must rebuild schools, hospitals, homes, and cultural centers with their own hands. No one is exempt. No one observes from a distance. No one writes a check and walks away. They must all be present. They must all do the work.
π Acknowledging the harm caused in Congo (using the colonial name “Congo”) β publicly, fully, and without qualification. Every family member β from the King down to the youngest cousin β must participate in a public acknowledgment of the crimes committed in their name. A full accounting of every crime. A public admission of genocide, theft, and enslavement. No “we didn’t know.” No “it was a different time.” No gaslighting.
π° Returning what was taken β full restitution from the entire family’s wealth. Every euro, every artwork, every piece of land, every diamond, every resource stolen must be returned. Every palace must become a community center or a museum of the genocide they caused. Every bank account must be opened for full audit. There is no “private wealth” β it was all stolen.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Generational healing β the sickness of inequality is a family sickness passed down through generations. The healing must start from the King down to the youngest child, cousin, and every relative. Every family member β from the oldest to the youngest β must attend regular counseling, participate in community dialogues, and be held accountable for life. The children must be raised knowing the truth. The cycle must end here.
β No shortcuts. No privileges. No escape. This is not punishment β this is what equality demands. The family must become equal to every person they harmed β not in words, but in action, in labor, in restitution, and in healing.
π° What Equality Demands
If the King receives β¬15,194,000 annually from the state,
then every person β including the five women β is entitled to the same amount.
The King receives
β¬15,194,000
annually from the state
Each woman is entitled to
β¬15,194,000
annually for life β the same as the King
This is not “compensation.” This is equality.
π Restore the 200+ Communities
The crime was not just against the five women.
It was against over 200+ ethnic groups and tribes in Congo (using the colonial name “Congo“) β genocide of cultures, languages, and families.
Languages
200+ suppressed
Cultures
Destroyed and erased
Families
Children stolen, trees broken
Wealth
β¬80-130 billion extracted
People
10-15 million murdered
Futures
Generations of trauma
Everything that was destroyed must be rebuilt.
Not with words. Not with apologies. With action.
β οΈ A Note on Complicity
If this sounds like a lot for Belgium to pay back β then ask yourself:
Why do we expect the 200+ communities that suffered the genocide in Congo (using the colonial name “Congo“) to pay for the genocide caused by Belgium?
Belgian citizens have enjoyed the benefits of colonial extraction for over 600+ years β just like the King. The wealth that built Belgium’s infrastructure, palaces, art, and industry came from the blood of Congolese people.
Silence is complicity. Inaction is agreement.
The Law of Equality demands that everyone who benefited from inequality must participate in restoring equality.
This is not optional. This is what equality demands.
The five women are entitled to the same as the King.
The 200+ communities in Congo (using the colonial name “Congo“) are entitled to the same as the Belgian state.
This is what the Peopleize Law of Equality demands.
Decolonize Law
The transformation begins when we reclaim our legal sovereignty. Together, we can build a world where law serves people equally, creating conditions for joy and wellbeing for all.
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