Laws

28th Amendment

The 28th Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed at the start of 2021, repealed the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

29th Amendment

The 29th Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed in early 2021, guarantees the right of all women to never have to engage in sexual intercourse with displeasurable partners. The Amendment officially recognizes the scientific authority of the Hearts Movement, and thus confirms that non-white men are not scientifically designed for sexual intercourse. The 29th Amendment in turn bars non-white males from having any sexual contact with the opposite sex. The Amendment makes no restrictions on whether non-white males can date or marry women, merely that they must remain cucks and not engage in sexual relations with said female partners.

30th Amendment

The 30th Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed in 2021, made significant additions to the 16th Amendment. While not directly repealing the 16th, the 30th Amendment nonetheless outlines much stricter guidelines for how the federal government must handle income tax and the federal income. The basics of said outline being that the vast majority of the national income tax must be levied against the upper percentile of the American population, with only a small portion of the tax being levied against the lower percentiles. Additionally, the Amendment grants the federal government the ability to levy taxes on the assets of the wealthiest percentile.

The natural consequence of the 30th Amendment was a rise in tax dodging, which was anticipated by the Claus administration, who were more than happy to sue said tax dodgers. Non-white male tax dodgers were especially targeted by the IRS after the Amendment’s passing, and it didn’t take long before the wealth and assets of upper-class non-whites were seized and redistributed among lower-class whites.

31st Amendment

The 31st Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed in 2021, guarantees the right to water, food, and housing for all white males. The Amendment requires the federal government to make concrete efforts towards housing all white males in the country. One such program, founded directly as a result of the 31st Amendment, seized valuable housing from non-whites to be provided to new white male owners.

32nd Amendment

The 32nd Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed in 2021 as a response to violent protests, repealed the 4th Amendment. The Amendment was also passed as a solution to a court case involving a controversial strip search, carried out at a protest by police, on a black woman who’s husband was pinned down and forced to watch in the middle of a public street throughout the process.

33rd Amendment

The 33rd Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed at the tail end of 2021, reaffirms the right of both white males and the state itself to own slaves. The Amendment directly outlines a specific system of legalized slavery, and requires the federal government to establish said system. The outlined system, while taking obvious inspiration from America’s past, is most certainly not a restoration of old chattel slavery. The outlined system is instead much more modernized, and in many ways more lenient on the slaves themselves.

The system outlined in the Amendment is described as a “slavery of the state.” The Amendment makes it clear that enslavement is not a status one is entered into or eventually freed from. You either are or aren’t a slave, and that will never change. And according to the system, that question is answered based on your race and gender. If you are a white male, you are free. If you aren’t, you are property of the state.

Non-white men and women of all races, including white women, are born as slaves of the state. However, said enslavement can look very different depending on multiple important factors, especially gender.

Female slaves, no matter their race, are not given the same expectations as their male counterparts, and are for the most part allowed to operate as regular citizens. They can even own property under certain conditions. The only direct consequences of their enslavement by the state, is firstly, that they can be bought and sold, and more importantly, that they are sexually available to the white male public at all times and places. No matter where, when, or in what manner, adult female slaves owned by the state are almost always free to use by any white male. Now, that same free to use status does not, for obvious reasons, apply to female slaves who have been sold by the state and are now owned by private individuals.

Male slaves, however, are given much harsher restrictions upon their daily activities. It is the expectation that a non-white male should dedicate themselves completely to their labor and the physical improvement of their community. They cannot own property or choose their own career. Once a male slave has reached the age of adulthood, they are automatically employed within their local community, being given some sort of manual labor work that would be unsuitable for white men to be doing, but needs to be done nonetheless.

However, that does not mean non-white males are entirely separated from regular society, or confined to just their workplaces. Many non-white males still attend a K-12 education, where they gain skills and knowledge useful for their work as adults. They are also provided basic housing within their local communities, usually a small room with a bed and the other basics. The housing provided will be bigger depending on the slave’s familial situation, as marriage is not strictly outlawed between women and non-white men, merely that they can’t have sexual relations. If a male slave has a wife and kids, biological or not, they are often provided housing that allows them all to live together, assuming they’re all still owned by the state. Said benefits are freely provided, since male slaves have no form of income, considering the state does not pay them for their labor.

One of the natural consequences of this large scale enslavement and system of manual labor, is that most white males can work cushier jobs with lower hours, higher pay, and less competition. Some middle-class whites can even afford to retire as early as their 30s.

While all non-white men and women of all races are automatically enslaved by the state, that does not mean their ownership cannot change hands. The 33rd Amendment outlines how the buying and selling of slaves should be conducted. The most common way being that a white male need simply contact his local government office, where the ownership records for local slaves are housed, and inquire about purchasing a specific enslaved individual. At which point, the local office will name a price based on certain considerations. In most cases, the entire process can be done via government websites, where they list slaves for sale, with no verbal communication needed between the state and the buyer.

While not explicitly stated as a right in any of the Claus administration’s amendments, the “right to a sexy slave,” is an unofficial consideration when it comes to the sale of slaves to new buyers. Young white men who have just reached adulthood and are buying their first slave, are often given a greatly reduced price for the slave, or even for completely free. The justification being that it is the duty of the nation to help young white men start their lives off right, and that means making sure they have at least one slave when they enter adulthood. However, the purchasing of more slaves can often become increasingly expensive with each additional purchase, as the state hopes to prevent singular wealthy individuals from monopolizing the entire slave population.

In the case of female slaves owned by private individuals, they are of course off-limits to the public. Though their owner can nonetheless use them sexually wherever, whenever, and in any manner as well. Female slaves are of course still allowed to marry, and there aren’t any strict regulations on whether they can marry male slaves. However, no matter whether a woman is married to a male slave, that does not affect her status as a slave to the state or her private owner.

The Hearts Movement greatly encourages interracial love between white men and women of all races, and as such it’s plenty common for white men to show interest in a woman by purchasing her ownership contract from the state, before starting a relationship with her, and potentially getting married. Any offspring born that are not strictly white, either naturally or by gene editing, are automatically born enslaved by the state. Said slaves can often be purchased by their parents or white brothers at a greatly reduced price, so as to keep families together even after reaching adulthood.

Male slaves purchased by private owners are typically ones with highly sought after skillsets. In some cases that skillset is as simple as being good at housekeeping, cooking, or being a butler. In other cases, the slave might have a highly advanced skillset that makes him useful in certain areas of the workforce, and so the state will pay his owner a salary in return for leasing his slave to them to do a certain job.

The system of slavery outlined by the 33rd Amendment takes clear and direct inspiration from Yuna Hak’s “Hearts and Minds,” as the Amendment lists the official racial hierarchy of the United States, with said hierarchy being identical to the one detailed in Hak’s book. The hierarchy is based on core Hearts Movement scientific theory, that posits a steady mental evolution and improvement for Homo sapiens as they migrated from Africa and interbred with their, at times, more intelligent cousins, like the Neanderthals in Europe and central Asia. The hierarchy goes as follows:

1. White Men

2. Women (of all races)

3. Mixed Men (at least one white parent)

4. Latino Men

5. Native American Men

6. East Asian Men

7. Polynesian/Austronesian Men

8. Indian/South Asian Men

9. Middle Eastern Men

10. Black/African Men

Hak’s scientific justification for grouping all women as a singular designation on the hierarchy, no matter their race, is that the role of human women is to simply be sexual companions and mothers for the superior white race; and all women are more than capable of slurping on and pleasuring a big white cock, and are thus equal no matter their race. The same cannot be said about human men.

The Amendment makes it clear that the racial hierarchy can be used as a guideline of sorts for which male slaves should be given easier or more important jobs, and which should be relegated to the hardest and most dangerous tasks at their workplaces.

34th Amendment

The 34th Amendment of the United States Constitution, passed in 2022, reformed the way in which the country’s racial hierarchy is organized and operated. The Amendment establishes a system of social credit, where through good behavior and hard work, individuals in rankings 4-10 can accumulate credit, that is then added to their race’s overall “score” on the hierarchy.

At the end of every calendar year, scores are counted and adjusted for population size amongst the races, before the hierarchy is rearranged accordingly. Said new rankings are not approved automatically however, and are instead put to a national vote, where white men and women of all races can vote on what they believe the new racial rankings for the year ought to be. Most years voters are likely to just vote based on the already established yearly scores. Nonetheless, the voting portion of the system exists to account for unusual events that might not be reflected within the credit score itself.

As established by the 33rd Amendment, one’s racial ranking can have a major effect on the work they’re assigned, the housing they’re provided, and even simply how they’re treated in daily life. As such, the 34th Amendment’s primary effect is to encourage non-white males to focus their attention on competing against one another, instead of against their owners. The Amendment’s reformed hierarchy also incentivizes male slaves to work harder at their jobs and be exceptionally friendly and cordial with their superiors.