Right to Living Space
Every person has an inherent right to the necessary space for life — Lokvita. This right is not granted by the state and cannot be revoked on the basis of property or economic status.
This ZaKON is formed automatically from norms in each active member’s personal KON. An administrator cannot put a norm into ZaKON or remove it by hand.
Every person has an inherent right to the necessary space for life — Lokvita. This right is not granted by the state and cannot be revoked on the basis of property or economic status.
One person's Lokvita cannot be realized through the destruction of another person's Lokvita. Respect for another person's place to exist is a prerequisite for peace.
The ZaKON of the organization is the exact intersection of the wording of norms that are simultaneously present in the KON of every active member. ZaKON is never edited manually.
A personal KON may be modified only by its owner. Neither the organization nor a majority of its members may substitute their will for that of the individual within the person's KON.
KONation is the voluntary submission of the exact wording of a norm to all members for possible adoption into their own KON. It is neither majority voting nor an administrative decision.