All's Well Where Thou Art Earth and Why

"A free-wheeling rollick through the history and future of our species, plotting our position both in eternity and infinity. It considers geopolitical ethics but on a universal scale, proposing that we are not alone in the Universe, just lonely, and that when we mature sufficiently we will be in touch. America's foundational ideals are the correct basis for universal rights and responsibilities, excepting only that they are not (yet) universal. Liberty comes with responsibility and the responsibilities have no borders. Anyone who is satisfied enjoying their own "freedom" but is careless about what others less fortunate must endure has not earned Freedom but has merely taken liberties. The book proposes a legal jurisprudential basis for Universal Rights and Responsibilities trumping limitations like sovereignty, religion and private property when pursuing our responsibility to protect all of our brothers and sisters from the deprivations of Pricks, including the degradation of the natural bounty that has befallen us and belongs to us all."--