"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea." Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Summary

• The 3L Movement facilitates others to change the law.

We celebrate, we benefit, we grow.

• To change laws, we need a critical mass of people, and to do that, we celebrate freedom in community with others who share our values and vision.
• The pioneers of the movement (Ambassadors, whom we hope you will become) share this vision with others. The more we grow, the greater our gravity, which is our ability to attract people in sufficient numbers to affect real change.

Aligning all laws globally with the Legal Principle

The impact

• Removing all victimless crimes would free up enormous resources from the justice system, reducing the cost of law enforcement, courts, and prisons.
• Removing special privileges for corporations would lead to a dramatic improvement in the environment, as pollution prohibition can be enforced appropriately.
• Removing all regulation and licence laws that don’t align with the Legal Principle would hugely boost prosperity, as business would be free to form, hire, and serve in any non-aggressing way they choose.
• Mitigating the greatest existential threats to society: nuclear war, environmental collapse, synthetic biology, and emergent technological threats.

How?

• Awareness: The 3L Philosophy clearly describes what is required to achieve a free and peaceful society. For it to be widely adopted, we must reach a critical mass of hearts and minds via an awareness campaign.
• Belonging: Empower those in the 3L Movement with a supportive community that amplifies our collective impact, including an Ambassador Program that creates thousands of local leaders.
• Change: laws at the local and international level via politics, analysis, and advice.
  • We empower Ambassadors to lead specific initiatives. Topics with cross-cultural appeal and urgency include
    • Pollution
    • Victimless crimes, like drug prohibition.