How DARE I demand an opportunity to survive?

                             "A HOMELESS PROPOSAL"                            (c) 1997 Greg Kaiser     The cultures of human beings, at the time of this writing, and the nations andsocieties within them, have monopolized all the means required for human survival.All the land, all the resources are claimed by nations, societies or individuals andother legal entities.     In the United States, and elsewhere I presume, to be without income is to besuperfluous, and ultimately homeless.  Without entitlement to social services (notewelfare reform) or without possibility of employment (find real statistics if you can butin any case ignore government propaganda) homelessness is a death sentence!     One has no place in human culture.  One has no possibility of creating viablealternatives due to land and resource monopoly by existing societies.  Wherever onegoes one will be forced to go elsewhere in a short time.  Under these conditions onecannot survive!  Society has created a set of circumstances that will result in our, thehomeless', extermination.  Whether this "cleansing" is actively sought or passivelyallowed it is intolerable!     The food clothing and shelter (when available) are inadequate to maintain life formembers of the class, homeless.  Most of us will die of nutrition related diseases orexposure (problem solved???) within a few years of becoming homeless.  And we areforbidden to create alternative plans for life.     Human law denies us survival, existence!  Natural Law comes of life itself.  Itprecedes humanity and so precedes all human law, all civilization.  Under natural lawany animal, including human, may attempt to survive by any means and in any placeit chooses.     In the twentieth century, permitted by human law, all the land, means andresources required for survival have been monopolized.  No alternative culture ispossible.  This reality is in conflict with Natural Law!     I am not afraid to die!  However, I don't wish to die just yet.  But if I am going to diesoon anyway due to the crimes of society against Natural Law...    Wait!!... We don't need all this!  Just give us a good piece of land (not yourwasteland like you did the Native Americans!)  and some transitional food, tools, seedand supplies and we'll create an alternative culture which will ultimately becomeindependent of existing human culture.  If we fail, we die! But at least we will havehad a chance.  In any case the problem goes away!