God vs Donald Trump (and you): the walking tour

Well, here's the deal this FREE social movements history walking tour takes up: Who's the landlord of planet Earth?

The incomplete but sufficiently determinate answer is Whomever gets the economic value of the planet.

Deconstructed that means, taken parcel by parcel, whomever earns economic advantage by virtue (or the lack of virtue) in merely owning the parcel.

Now, framed in cosmic language, is it, for instance, God or Trump who gains economic advantage from the parcel in San Francisco known as 555 California Street (the former Bank of America building)? The answer, at present, is Donald Trump. But oughtn't it to be God? After all, God made that parcel. And common sense tells us God never passed title deed to it over to anyone with rights to deed it over to Trump. Taking the Declaration of Independence's mighty line "...that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life . . ." common sense again informs us that we all have a right to that parcel known as 555 California St.

So isn't it apostasy and impudent usurpation of the Creator to interpose Trump (or you) as the landlord without taking all the population into account with that "created equal" refrain in mind?

Well, that apostasy and imposition upon the common sense of the Declaration of Independence is what gets shrived on the walking tour.

If you're looking for a deconstruction of social movements and a proposal of a unifying principle by which to restore justice, this tour will gob-smack.