General notes about American in the 21st Century
The sex ratio between female adults and male adults is changing upwards. In general “generational” terms this is the current break down:
- Boomer 10:1
- Gen X 15:1
- Millennial 25:1
- Gen Z 50:1
- Gen alpha seems to be pushing 80:1
This data is from the 2023 survey by the census bureau. Based on their current ages, younger Millennial and older Gen Z are the majority of women being converted in 2024.
Multiple births are the normal type of births. Women in general seem to carry to full term and give birth multiple children with better results than prior to the virus taking effect. Only about 1:20 pregnancy are single child, about 4:20 are triplets and about 1:20 are quadruplet. Quintuplet and greater numbers are rare, but not as rare as before virus. Pregnancy is more common for unprotected sex than before the virus.
A normal legal heterosexual partnership arrangement is one man as husband, one wife, 1 or more slaves, and between 6 and 12 children, mainly daughters. Legal lesbian partnerships normally have 3 free adult members and between 6 and 18 children, mainly daughters.
Taking mistress warrant class seem to be on the increase, to about 15% of the female population, mainly for millennial women, despite the 1:4 conversion requirement for class members required by law. This seems to reflect a “Live Free or Die” sentiment in some women.
Legal changes not in the White Slave Act of 2000 in effect July 2024
The federal and larger state’s legal system has become increasingly hostile to women not holding a mistress warrant.
Holders of mistress warrant are classed as men legally, regardless of their age, with the exception of federal judicial action.
The Supreme Court held that an conviction of a federal or state crime, but not municipal ordinances, that had a possible penalty of incarceration could be grounds for conversion of eligible women, regardless of the duration of the incarceration, at the discretion the judge.
The federal law on rape was repealed for women that were of age. Most states followed suit. Acts that would have been prosecuted as rape, in general, does not count as an act invoking conversion. Sex acts for conversion must still be consensual.
Amendments to the White Slave Act of 2000 effective July 15th 2024.
These are changes to the law, clarifications or modifications due to court rulings.
- Mistress warrants may only be issued by federally approve classes.
- Mistress classes, for women under the age 17, may only be taken with the permission of at least one family member that has rights of conversion of her.
- Mistress warrant may only be awarded to women over the age of 14.
- At least 25%, but no more than 75%, of all students in a mistress class must be converted before the warrants are awarded. It is up to the administrators of the class to decide on how to select the students to be converted. Conversions of students may occur at any point of the class
- If the student in a mistress class is selected for conversion and is under age, she will be made a ward of the state until she becomes of age, when the conversion will take place.
- The ownership of the student converted by a mistress class is at the discretion of the class administrators or as is stated in the class contract.
- Conversion of a mistress student may result in the immediate death of the student, regardless of normal ownership considerations.
- A mistress is not required to inform their partner of their status.
- A mistress warrant is considered a slaving warrant for reasons of federal and state taxes. It does not allow for the invoking of conversions, unless allowed by state law or a contract.
- The maximum age of conversion for non-spousal non-judicial conversion is now 45 years old. Those enslaved over the age of 45 are not freed.
- Women of any age may volunteer for conversion
- Further, by act of Congress judges are barred from sentencing anyone over the age of 55 to slavery as a punishment for a crime or as damages in a lawsuit.
- The legal maximum that a state may set for “being of age” is set to 18.
- Women can not be converted if they have a daughter 8 years or younger or a son 10 years or younger
- If a husband can prove that they intends to immediately remarry, the age of protection for a mother is reduced to one year, for all children.
- Pregnant women may only be converted by judicial action.
- Pregnancy may be determined by urine or blood HCG testing or by an ultrasound. No other means is considered valid.
- Abortion of a male fetus, for reasons other that a threat of the mother’s life, is illegal. Any other reasons follows state law.
- The child of a slave is born free. The legal guardian of the child is explicitly the owner of the slave.
- Only free persons are allowed to have parental status.
- It only requires one parent to invoke conversion. The desires of the other parent is immaterial.
- Parental conversion can be invoked on a daughter under the age of 26 if she is living on property owned by a parent, unless in a legal relationship with another person having rights of conversion.
- Single parents may assign their status as a parent to other eligible members of their family or to the state. A persons eligible family is considered to be persons over the age of 18 who are free parents or step parents, free siblings or step siblings, free aunts or uncles.
- Slaves whose owner dies are treated as property for reason of inheritance. If the owner dies intestate, the distribution of their slaves, like any other assets, will be determined by a probate court
- Government owned slaves may be sold or killed at the option of the government.
- Video with sound is the preferred method of proving a consensual sex act has taken place.
- Relative status in a Dominant/Submission relationship is immaterial for conversion rights. A woman is only legally considered a slave if she has been actually converted to that status.
- In cases of woman to woman sex acts, only acts preformed with an device attached to the body may be used as an act for conversion
- The wearer of the attached device is considered the eligible partner for conversion, regardless of where the device is attached to the woman.
- Devices designed and used for dual simultaneous penetration may not be used as a device for conversion.
- Holders of a mistress warrant may use hand held devices for sex acts for conversion.
- It is expressly forbidden to have a sex act be used for conversion if the woman is gagged in any way is or restrained by the torso or two limbs.
- Ejaculation on the face of a woman by a man counts as an sex act. The reason for the ejaculation is immaterial. The normal rules for consent still apply.
- The duration a sex act’s penetration must exceed 45 seconds .
- Ejaculation is not required for a sex act to be considered for conversion.
- Sex acts on public property or private property that allows members of the public to enter are considered to be acts that allow conversion.
- Any sex act for pay or salary are not considered acts that allow conversion
- Sex acts with more than 2 free persons are not considered acts that allow conversion.
- Sex acts that are recorded for the express purpose of redistribution, even if not for profit, are not acts that allow for conversion.
- Sex acts preformed in the presents of a holder of a slaver or mistress warrant or on their property are considered to be an act that allow for conversion regardless of any other considerations.
- Schools, colleges, training institutes, and universities, are allowed, but not required, to have certificates of conditional conversion for their students as a condition of attendance.
- Persons who default on a loan or scheduled payments may have all women they have conversion rights considered as assets that may be seized.
- Female family members of a slave who attempt to flee her status can be converted at the discretion of a state or federal judge. Ownership of the family members converted is at the discretion of the judge. Ownership of the converted women may be to the state. Female family is defined as an eligible women who is a wife, mother, aunts, sisters, daughters, nieces, or wards of the escaped slave.
- Children of a converted woman, who have no legal guardian after her conversion, are to be placed with an free adult member of their family. If no family member is available they are to be made wards of the state until the age of 18 for boys and 16 for girls.
- Female ‘wards of the state’ who have not been adopted by their 16th birthday are to be converted to slave status and sold at public auction, the day thereafter.
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Animal cruelty laws explicitly do not apply to slaves.
- It is explicitly allowed to kill a slave immediately after her conversion. This may be performed by her owner or any agent designated by the owner.
- Owners of a slave may have insurance on her for up to her retail replacement cost
- Destruction or damage of property laws apply to slaves.
- Owners of slaves where the slaves are used for commercial purposes are required to have liability insurance for the slave at an amount set by the state.
- The owner of a slave is liable for any action of a slave as if she were livestock.