With a tip of the hat to James Huff, this is a must watch for anyone interested in a textbook example of non-violent resistance to coercion and tyranny. The video is lengthy and the sound is lacking in places, due to the nature of the recording. External speakers and some patience are suggested, but it is more than worth it to watch every second. From the video description:
This video was recorded on Sunday, May 26, 2013. It is completely unedited. I (Caleb Leverett) uploaded the video to YouTube the very same day, but kept it set to private until June 6, 2013.
I am Parker’s dad, father, biological father, Daddy and guy who cut his umbilical cord. This video was recorded, posted and released with the permission and request of my son, Parker. We only decided to release it after the step-dad in this video (Jason May) admitted to repeatedly trespassing on my land, when confronted by Parker and myself. Neither of us appreciated the harassment.
I am a subscriber to the non-aggression principle (NAP) which basically says that the initiation of force is always immoral. I raise all four of my children in a non-violent manner, i.e., I never spank my kids… EVER. All four of my kids are very familiar with the NAP are extremely well behaved; anyone who knows them personally will testify that this is true.
Until today (Saturday, June 8, 2013) there was no description to the video. I am adding it to help others understand the broader picture. Parker has lived with me full time since the day this was filmed. I picked up my other three kids from their mom and step-dad’s house yesterday for my first week of summer vacation with them. The pick up was text book perfect and without incident, of which I am thankful.
I bought Parker his very own iPhone 5 and gave the number to his mom. He is free to call or text her (or anyone in her family) any time he wishes (something I was never granted). He is also free to visit her or her family or friends any time he wishes.
On this day, he is with his cousins in Gardendale, TX playing and working on the family farm. He is excited to have a job this summer. My son and I are very close and are very open. We have a full summer planned and I am excited.
I thank many of you for your kind, encouraging words. I even thank the critics, for your words are teaching Parker and I to hone our skills, and yes, Parker and I read every single word. Have a peaceful day and remember, you own yourself. No one else owns you.
Publisher’s note: Caleb and Parker Levette are heroes and nothing less. Thank you both. You stood up publicly and righteously for many thousands of other men and their sons.
Readers, please sub to Caleb’s channel here, and send Caleb and Parker your support. PE