I like the way you think, and agree with your intentions, insofar as I am correct about them.

But, that being said, I would split a few hairs regarding the specific words you use.

First, while the rhetoric claims that I and other Americans are the government, after a few beatings I have learned that the rhetoric isn't true. I do not have the power to effect government in practice, despite scribbles on paper saying I do.

Also, agencies are no less pieces of paper than any other, and it is the agents of government that commit the depredations and crimes - not the pieces of paper. People can be, and often are, corrupt. Pieces of paper and rhetoric are just words without life or volition.

You state we are representatives of government, and even in the rhetoric this isn't true. Representatives are specifically referred to as elected to office, and neither you nor I have been elected to office. We do not represent government, we are what is represented (theoretically). It is our authority to govern that is delegated to representatives.

We, in theory and not at all in practice, are the government. In practice we are the governed, without recourse against corrupt and unjust depredations of Representatives and their agents.

Personal arms are of little effect except in concert with our fellows in the form of militias. Americans can scarcely scrounge up the balls to muster a mob, and militias properly effecting the will of the people seem to be beyond our ability presently, due to various propaganda and material depredations that deprive us of the ability to agree on and act to achieve our lawful aims.

Given this circumstance, I formally withdraw my delegation of authority to govern to any representative, and retain it personally, that I act therefore in full authority as imbued with that right to govern me and mine. Should you, and my brethren in America mutually agree to do the same, we then might lawfully effect such government as seems right to us. Failing our mutual accord, we must each do as seems best.

It is my desire presently to provide a development infrastructure than enables Americans, and people everywhere, to have the requisite power to effect their wills as autocrats (rulers of themselves) that gangs of thugs are unable to constrain. Should I succeed, I reckon many people will, rather than devolving into rampaging criminals, seek to conduct their affairs lawfully, respecting the rights of others, and undertaking industrious commerce and production as they see fit.

We'll see how things shake out.

I greatly appreciate what I think is your intent to inform folks that they are philosophically the basis of governmental authority; that their personal rights are the basis for the very theory of government, and that given appropriate technology, are lawfully and justly able to act without fear as they see fit.

Thanks!