Overview The Legal Principle, “Don’t Aggress” is mandatory, applying equally to all individuals, groups, corporations and governments. It outlaws all acts of aggressing.

‘Aggressing’ is defined as:

  1. Initiating nonconsensual physical force against another person or their property;
  2. Engaging in fraud;
  3. Engaging in coercion;
  4. Creating a substantial risk or threat of initiating nonconsensual physical force against another person or their property;
  5. Breach someone’s rights to due process;
  6. Breaching a valid contract;
  7. Engaging in unreasonable conduct causing harm to another person or their property; or
  8. Breaching a fiduciary duty.

How is the Legal Principle derived?

Why is the Legal Principle mandatory?