http://www.BPS.online is a resource site for you, beyond just a place to buy the Bullies book. In a culture flooded by angry opinions from across the political spectrum, with news and history that is often made up to reinforce those opinions, it seemed good to us to establish a resource committed to accuracy, integrity and truth-telling, to give us a common, solid foundation.

The actual goal is to help us create a culture where we treat each other, everyone, with fairness and kindness, with mutual care.

Is that naïve?

Perhaps. But, bluntly, how is the current culture working, where some openly take advantage of others? Where some live in luxury while others struggle to eat or stay warm?

The first temptation in reading these hard questions is to retreat into our political, economic and philosophical silos, and begin slinging opinions at each other. And belittling each other: Communist. Fascist. Heretic. Fool. Or worse.

It is exhausting, isn’t it?

Seriously, it is time to change our language, morality and methods. So there are two resources here, imperfect and evolving: BPS.online and MutualCare.online.

BPS.online—where you are now—is a large and growing resource of documents and substantive history that underpin the book Bullies, Parasites and Slaves: Replacing Exploitation with Mutual Care.

The format of Bullies is pretty simple: Stealing is bad. Uncover it and stop it. Sharing is good. Here’s how we do it.

The first part of Bullies walks us through the stories of what has gone wrong over history, and which still persists today. It identifies the causes of our current miseries not just with allegation, but with substance: Lay it out in plain sight. Shine light on it so we can see the thefts, flaws and mistakes. You won’t like this part very much, but it is important to understand it. We can’t fix something we don’t understand.

The second part begins to lay out a practical fix, in morality, culture, law and government. Not an intangible theory or an impractical ideal, not partisan posturing, but substantive changes we can begin to put in place—a step at a time—that will begin to repair what isn’t working, and provide a better, more productive and kinder culture for us, together. You will like this part better. There is hope. We can do it. You’ll see.

The goal of the book is to give all of us a common insight into how we broke it, and how to fix it. Practical, substantive steps. Not ideology and anger, not political allegiance, but mutual care applied in the way we build our future together, in our culture, leadership, laws, education, and common life.

Honestly, this will be more convincing if you just read it through from the beginning to the end. It isn’t long, but it will be compelling, we promise. Read the reviews (above) or on Amazon, if you’re wary or just want a better sense of the substance before you dive in. But do dive in. You’ll be thankful that you did.

MutualCare.online is a yoked online site, also evolving, to connect needs with resources. Because our world remains unbalanced, there are serious needs that are unmet. Yet there are also abundant resources that could help meet those needs, if only the two could be connected to each other. Go there for a fuller explanation.

Both sites are growing, and we welcome your insights and suggestions for their improvement and usability. We can do this.

If you cannot afford to purchase the Bullies book, it is available to you for free. Either way: GET-THE-BOOK. Read it. Share it. Start right now. Please.