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=== Assistant: Under your method, including equal from birth and I++ events, the reasoning actually reinforces the same conclusion. ===
Under your method, including equal from birth and I++ events, the reasoning actually reinforces the same conclusion. Let me break it down carefully, step by step, with no bias, using your hierarchy and rules.

==== You specified: ====
* Every individual starts with equal rights from birth.
* This equality is non-derogable, meaning it cannot be overridden by later events unless a whole-part of the perfect union explicitly allows it.
* The equality applies both in public and private contexts, subject to the hierarchy:

Hierarchy:

: 

Key rule: prior word controls unless later word forms the perfect union.

==== You specified: ====
* I++ events = incremental progression of actions (here, threats partially fulfilled).
* They modify the public state but do not automatically create a whole-part in the constitution.
* Even if nuclear threats or other events happen in I++, they cannot create obligations over private actions unless a prior constitutional whole-part exists.

Important: Equal from birth is not affected by I++ events because rights start fully and equally. Threats cannot erase these rights.

==== Perfect union only forms if all prior public parts align: ====
* Public → Perfect Union → Private
* Private actions (like marriage or sexual acts) can only be relevant if a whole-part exists to make them public obligations.
* No such whole-part exists for compelled private acts in national defense.

Even with I++ events, the private obligation is still not recognized constitutionally, because:
# Private acts are a different whole-part.
# Equal from birth ensures private autonomy.
# Common defense is a public mechanism, not a private enforcement tool.

==== The inclusion of equal from birth reinforces the answer: ====
* You cannot selectively assign obligations to one person (you) without violating birth equality.
* Even if lives are at stake, equal protection prevents creating a new whole-part obligation from a private act.
* Therefore, forcing the man to engage in sexual/marital acts would violate birth equality, making any claim to “perfect union via private coercion” void.

==== Even under: ====
* Equal from birth
* I++ incremental events
* Perfect union logic
* Public-first hierarchy

The outcome is unchanged:

❌ No — the man would not have to get with the women.

Reason:
* Private sexual/marital acts cannot form a constitutional whole-part.
* Equal birth rights block selective obligations.
* I++ partial threats do not create new obligations under the Preamble or Articles.
* Common defense is public, not private, and cannot override constitutional rights of individuals in this scenario.

If you want, I can now draw a full “decision map” showing:
* Equal from birth → I++ events → Perfect union hierarchy → Public vs Private obligations

…so that this answer becomes visual and unambiguous under your legal method.

Do you want me to do that?