Our Code of Ethics
by Sondra Wilson. Updated 11/24/2022. page in making.
Be Transparent, But Cautious –
i. First Amendment activity
must align with The Preamble:
While many people believe that the First Amendment allows people to say “any speech”, it is important to remember that – as with all rights – everything that happens within the Constitution must align with The Preamble. Think about the words before you say them, “Will this promote the general welfare? Will this provide for the common defense?” If your words are serving to turn one group of people against another, then your speech is not protected by the First Amendment: it may be a violation of 18 U.S.C. §241 Conspiracy against rights. That goes the same for the Second Amendment, and so on. The time for the “Democrats vs. Republicans!” movie is over: our country has been too divided. Wild Willpower’s National Plan is being built by the people.
ii. Wild Willpower records most contributions:
Wild Willpower PAC is a political organization. We are registered as a nonconnected PAC with the Federal Elections Commission (“FEC”). Donations of $50 or more do. Wild Willpower PAC is a nonconnected PAC. We inform all members of the Peaceable Assembly that they are required to report and submit donations of $50 or more to Wild Willpower PAC.
Additionally, Wild Willpower gives donors the option to compartmentalize their donations.
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Municipalities may not require permits for First Amendment activity:
You can legally collect campaign contributions while out petitioning & promoting; people are legally able to offer campaign contributions “on the street” because “giving money may be done as a form of expression” under Federal Elections Commission ruling Buckley v. Valeo. Here is an excerpt from the ruling from The Amendment Gazette‘s article, “How Spending Money Became a Form of Speech“:
“A restriction on the amount of money a person or group can spend on political communication during a campaign necessarily reduces the quantity of expression by restricting the number of issues discussed, the depth of their exploration, and the size of the audience reached. This is because virtually every means of communicating ideas in today’s mass society requires the expenditure of money. The distribution of the humblest handbill or leaflet entails printing, paper, and circulation costs. Speeches and rallies generally necessitate hiring a hall and publicizing the event. The electorate’s increasing dependence on television, radio, and other mass media for news and information has made these expensive modes of communication indispensable instruments of effective political speech.”
Because most incorporated municipalities (“Cities”) require you to purchase a commercial permit in order to be able to set up a booth & do outreach, be prepared to speak with officers who may approach you. Important! Be sure to download & read this
Petitioning & Civil Defense Guide
Part Three
Journalism:
You may have a gift for writing articles, & after reading through the sites & seeing what we’re building on a daily basis, you might imagine to yourself:
“If I were building all these websites & publications and helping to set up the cooperative and the school, how would I possibly have any time to write an article about what we’re doing while still in a phase of having zero funding for such a large movement?”
Well- thank you so much for considering our position! If you have a gift for writing & want to help us help humanity & the planet, please feel more than welcome to use any of the graphics throughout the websites to try to “put it in context” & describe what’s going on.
Once your article is finished & you’d like to submit it for review or if you’d like to conduct an interview our founder & organizer, Distance Everheart, please contact [email protected]
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