Expectation of Correctness

The Expectation of Correctness: When Customs Prevents Reason, is a pro democracy political pamphlet written by the head of Easway, Emizerri, and released on 10th August 2019, during the continued revolution of the Provisional Government era, which offered a critique of and urged people to be skeptical of the customs and current affairs of sections of a society being used to push religious and cultural uniformity.
In the pamphlet, Emizerri defines the expectation of correctness as socially constructed morals and conventions taught to a group of people, defined in relation to where someone is in the world. Furthermore, he stated that these morals are not a fixed pillar and ever changing, and so should not always be taken at face value. 
He warned that these conventions can be used for regressive means, whereby what is, is given a value in of itself of what must be, and those who question “why?” shut down, or treat as an ‘other.’ He called those who pursued this the core source of division in society and warned that those who believe what their group thinks and says should be the standard of allowed conscience will, in their insecurity and self appointed judgement, create the conditions of demonisation and misery for others who wish to coexist. Those who push this uniformity will create challenges and false flags to further their agenda.
Emizerri instead promoted a multi-ethnic and secular society, whereby common consensus, free conscience, and cultural, religious and economic co-operation served as its foundation. The pamphlet served as a cause for the establishment of the National Directorate, a collegium based organisation, the same day, a secular democracy and the 2020 Directorial Federation Constitution.