Where Free Speech Falls on Deaf Ears

Of late, it seems the impunity to perpetuate one’s narrative is the greatest spoil of conflict. As such, an ill-advised quashing of speech now persists. And thus, at the altar of the ends justifying the means, the sacrosanct is now sacrificed. Tolerance is forsaken for…

An “Or” Question

It is this very possibility those in governance considered unthinkable, that the Second Amendment reserves for the people, at the discretion of a so empowered majority, the right of rectification in pursuit of constitutional fidelity and…

An Entitlement to Dependency

History has shown the subsidizing of generational dependency fully exploits this advantage. Here, by the barter of votes, a so rewarded government distributes…

The Warranty Against Unfairness

The acceptance of artificial equity means mere existence an entitlement to prosperity. Yet reality holds an unmistakable absence of equity, where prosperity…

The Career Ending Novelty

Yet should an individual have a genuine desire of repeated public service, the regularity of shifting political winds helps ensure the weeding out of all but the most honorable…

Article V

This, as beyond those rights of natural law given to all by God, only the citizenry may grant, or rescind as necessary, authority to govern…

Whose Share Unfair?

As a concern for the government, taxation is merely a de facto entitlement to the financial compensation of another’s effort. This of course provides essential funding for the litany of…

A Rationing of Freedom

Our elections bring about chaotic fits and starts; a loosening or tightening of the reins on governance. Without care, the perception of them as “democracy in action” can obscure the more fundamental – that we are a constitutional…

Democracy Out of Context

But ignored here are the guardrails our constitution provides as insulation against the purity of democracy, i.e., a shelter for the minority against a maelstrom of…

How Do You Identify?

For those who avoided the aforementioned path, their answer is likely no. They reject with great sobriety the idea of governmental reliance…