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rights
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Knowing Your ID Rights During Police Encounters
Most people do not learn their legal ID rights (or any right) during a police encounter until after something goes wrong. At that point, confusion, fear, and misinformation tend to…
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Care About Your Rights? Let’s Talk About It
Let me make something abundantly clear: an unalienable or natural right naturally exists in the absence of authority and does not inherently infringe upon the rights of another. It does…
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The Power to Protect – OURSELVES
One right sticks out more than most when considering an Amendment’s possible controversy. This, of course, is Amendment II, the right to protect ourselves. There seems to be some confusion…
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Borders & Boundaries: Do the Lines Matter?
A few who oppose the current state (such as Libertarians and Anarchists) often say that nations are basically geographic areas based on arbitrary lines on a map and controlled by…
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Truths about Laws and Their Enforcement
You have probably heard many conservatives recite “Land of the Free – Home of the Brave.” I find it curious. Would you really call us a Free or Brave nation…
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The Militia: A Few Words and Things to Consider
Perception is a substantial piece of the overall picture, sometimes, I suppose. I was doing some research lately and stumbled upon a website called TRAC – or Terrorism Research and…
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A Sad State of Affairs – Is Ignorance Winning?
I read a post today on social media suggesting that “the Constitution was written by white people – for white people,” and continued by saying that “white people are treated…
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Corruption EVERYWHERE
How can the citizenry trust that authority if the authority is blatantly and unapologetically extorting money from the people, profiting from them, and threatening them? When that authority unfairly targets…
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Did We Forget About WE THE PEOPLE?
Have you ever heard someone say something along the lines of “I wish we could get a decent leader in office,” “All politicians are crooks,” or even “If I were…
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Should We Trust Authority?
Our nation was built upon an intrinsic and rather profound distrust of authority. Over the years, this attitude changed. However, this attitude might be making a comeback. Should we trust…
