You Do You

First and foremost, I believe in the principle of "self-ownership". You own your body and mind; no external power has the right to force you into the service of 'society', or 'mankind', or any other individual or group for any purpose, however noble. Slavery is wrong. Period.

Because you own yourself, you are responsible for your own well-being. Others are not obligated to feed you, clothe you, or provide you with health care. Most of us choose to help each other voluntarily, for a variety of reasons - and that's as it should be - but 'forced compassion' is an oxymoron, a contradiction in terms.

No matter how you choose to use your right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—YOU DO YOU!

Let’s embrace the diversity of Texas by honoring and respecting each individual’s right to be who they want to be; love who they want to love; love how they want to love; worship how they want to worship; work how they want to work; learn how they want to learn; go where they want to go; and live how they want to live.

How you choose to live your life is your business. Who you choose to love is your business. What you choose to put in your body is your business. Your own health and well-being is also your business—and nobody else’s.

When it comes to your personal health and medical decisions, informed consent is an inalienable human right. Medical treatment should never be mandated or coerced – whether it’s a procedure, a medication, or a vaccine. How you choose to treat, heal, or protect yourself and your family should always be your decision.

It is unacceptable to use threats to personal health information privacy, discrimination, and the restriction of access to public services and spaces to coerce any medical procedure or treatment.

Any restrictions based on a requirement for “vaccine passports” or any other proof of medical “compliance” must be immediately repealed. Vaccine requirements that target specific populations based on ethnicity or race, even if positioned as correcting disparities, are discriminatory and should be immediately repealed.

The use of privacy-invasive monitoring systems (whether an app, a card, or vaccine passport) to monitor, track, and restrict the rights of individuals to freely exist must be opposed, especially when used to mandate or coerce your personal health care decisions.