Absolutely no form of oppression will be accepted or allowed under any circumstances. Any act or behavior that seeks to suppress, marginalize, or discriminate against individuals or groups will be met with firm resistance and immediate action. Tolerance for such injustices is nonexistent, and every effort will be made to ensure equality and fairness for all.

We aim to foster a community where diversity is celebrated, and everyone, regardless of their gender identity or expression, can engage freely and authentically without fear of discrimination or prejudice. We are NOT a welcoming space for red-pill followers, incels, misogynists, or misandrists.

We acknowledge all deities, regardless of their existence, as non-binary because they are not human and not confined by human social constructs like gender. This belief significantly impacts how we approach acceptance.

Our environment is meticulously maintained as a sanctuary free from drugs and alcohol, ensuring a secure and welcoming space for individuals of every age.

Any aggressive behavior of any kind results in an immediate ban from group meetings. Reconciliation may be accepted on a case-by-case basis, depending on the nature and severity of the offense, and by showing true remorse by taking steps to correct the behavior, like attending therapy, and only with the consent of the person who was affected by the offense.

We wholeheartedly acknowledge and stand behind the inherent rights of Native peoples to govern themselves and manage their own affairs. This profound respect for Native Sovereignty involves honoring their legal and cultural autonomy, acknowledging their deep-rooted connection to their ancestral lands, and supporting their efforts to preserve and nurture their unique traditions and ways of life.

• We acknowledge that Florida and its surrounding islands are the ancestral lands of the following tribes and Indigenous groups:

  Ais, Apalachees, Arawak, Borikén Taíno, Calusa, Chatot, Ciguayo, Guanahatabey, Hitchiti, Kalinago (Island Carib), Lucayo, Macorix, Mascogo, Matacumbe, Mayaimi, Miccosukee, Mvskoke (Muscogee), Seminole, Taíno, Tequesta, Timucua, Waikerí, Yamayeka (Yamaye).

We passionately promote and support the rich tapestry of diversity, the fair and just principles of equity, and the empowering embrace of inclusion across all facets of life and business. We believe that every individual's unique background and perspective should be celebrated and valued, ensuring that opportunities are accessible to all and that every voice is heard and respected.

Whether it's Zionism, Hamas, Christian nationalism, or comparable ideologies, we stand against any beliefs, movements, or governments that seek to dehumanize or eliminate groups or individuals, or attempt to culturally erase whole nations in the name of a potentially imaginary deity, for resource exploitation at the expense of human lives, or through the imposition of exploitative wages or indentured servitude.

We stand firmly against the deeply entrenched patriarchal system, which has long perpetuated inequality and oppression by maintaining male dominance in societal structures. This system systematically undermines the voices and rights of women and marginalized genders, stifling their potential and opportunities. Our opposition is a call for dismantling these outdated hierarchies and advocating for a more equitable world where every individual, regardless of gender, can thrive without bias or barriers.

Furthermore, we understand that patriarchy is deeply intertwined with racism, that Black, Indigenous, Latina, Asian, and all other women of color are affected disproportionately, and that it is particularly important for white women to actively engage in dismantling it. This involves acknowledging how they have benefited from this system and taking personal responsibility to address and dismantle it in their own lives.

Excess wealth accumulated beyond $500 million should be redirected towards regular salary raises tied to growth in sales and overall net worth. Excess wealth accumulated beyond $1 billion should be redirected into local economies via essential social programs tailored to the specific needs of those communities. Excessive hoarding of wealth is unethical and should be illegal. Trickle-down economics is a myth. It has never been a reality. We cannot rely on billionaires to act morally, as history has shown they often don't, so they must be strictly regulated.

To ensure the safety of our movement's members, we rely on a grassroots approach, spreading information solely by word of mouth. You need an invitation from an existing member, who will inform you in person about when and where the next meeting will occur.