Reclaiming Our Understanding of Individual Rights and Liberty
As it is currently structured, the corporation is a threat to liberty. I understand that there are many people who will disagree with this statement. Never the less, it is absolutely true. As it is currently structured, the corporation is a threat the liberty and the rule of law. This is because the current structure … Continue reading APPLIED NATURAL LAW: Dealing with the Problem of Corporations
I have a modest proposal. I propose that we submit and ratify three simple Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. All three are in keeping with the principles of Natural law as laid out in The Declaration of Independence. Furthermore, I believe these three simple Amendments would solve the majority of America's political problems, not the … Continue reading APPLIED NATURAL LAW: Three Amendments that Could Solve the Majority of America’s Political Problems
I believe that this is one of those rare cases where things actually are black-and-white. Furthermore, I believe that we can tell whether or not a person actually supports America and the rule of law or is trying to destroy this nation based on which side of this issue they stand. How did I arrive … Continue reading CURRENT EVENTS: Trump’s Pull-Out from Obama’s ‘Iran Deal’
In my last few posts, I have argued that the government has a duty to protect every citizen equally, and the support and preserve the world view upon which that government is built. This is all part of the Social Contract. In the U.S., we know this Social Contract as The U.S. Constitution. However, in … Continue reading APPLIED NATURAL LAW: The Proper Way to Advocate for Change
In my last post, I argued that, under Natural Law, the government has a duty to support, preserve and defend the world view upon which it is built. In this post, I will argue for the way the government can properly do this without violating the Principles of Natural Law. The first thing we need … Continue reading APPLIED NATURAL LAW: The Proper Role of Govt. in Public Institutions
This may seem counter-intuitive, at least at first, but it is true. Under Natural Law, a government has a duty to support, preserve and defend the world view upon which it was founded. But why? Wouldn't this mean the government would be at odds with the will of the People if and when the People … Continue reading PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL LAW: The Government has a Duty to Support and Preserve the World View upon which It is Founded
In an earlier post, I explained the legal procedure for changing or replacing our current form of government. As the Constitution is actually law, any person, group of persons or organizations which attempt to change, alter or get around the Constitution without going through the described process for changing it are guilty of committing the … Continue reading PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL LAW: An Attack on the Social Contract is Defined as Subversion
