On the Right to Vote – Part I
In our Declaration, which itemizes certain self-evident rights among innumerable others, consent of the governed is the just basis of government, whose purpose is to secure our rights. Consequently, it… Read more »
Tag: Social Justice
The Nature of the Law of Nature
As the Article V movement grows, we COS volunteers are asked ever-more questions about Article V. While the COS website has a fine Q&A about the amendment process and safeguards,… Read more »
Revolutionary Ancestors: Sidney & Alinsky Part II
Subtitle: A Science of Revolution. Don’t look for fundamental principles in Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals. You won’t find them. To the Left, Alinsky is akin to the crazy uncle locked… Read more »
Justice v. Social Justice Part II
Subtitle: The Missing Preamble. In Part I we examined Justice from the standpoint of the Declaration of Independence, and concluded that no law or scotus opinion can be just if… Read more »
Justice v. Social Justice Part I
The enduring crime of scotus is the enshrinement of social justice feel-good nostrums as rights. Over the course of two posts, I will differentiate between justice and scotus-derived concoctions, social… Read more »
Just Enforce the Constitution We Have
A contingent among those who oppose an Article V state convention to propose Constitutional amendments declare that all that need be done is just enforce the Constitution we have. Well,… Read more »