Unalienable Rights
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the denial of the US Constitution
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Unalienable Rights
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the denial of the US Constitution
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From the very beginning of our government the nation has been in a constant state of change. We have progressed in nearly every area of our human existence; except we seem to have forgotten or lost the true meaning of our countries creation -- freedom. Our nation was founded on the concept of individual freedom, where the individual was sovereign and the government was the servant. With individual freedom came individual responsibility. One of those responsibilities was to control errant government actions and the courage to hold the government accountable when they stepped beyond their enumerated powers. For without checks and balances of that power, well meaning men will seek to enlarge power in an effort to protect our freedoms. But, as the scales of justice shows, in order to maintain a balance between freedom and governance the roles of master and servant cannot change and still maintain balance. For once the government steps beyond it's bounds the only power that can be taken is from the rights of the people In an effort to help spark a renewed understanding of what we have lost "Unalienable Rights" discusses the following concepts: |
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° The
federal government enforces laws outside the scope of federal
jurisdiction.
° The
federal welfare schemes are unconstitutional and are an affront to
personal liberty.
° The
federal government has usurped states’ authority.
° The
presidents have passed laws outside of their Constitutional powers.
° The
Supreme Court has illegally acted as legislature.
° The
financial structure in the United States today is
unconstitutional.
° The
Congress has unconstitutionally given away its responsibilities.
° The
tax scheme is unconstitutional and illegally enforced.
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Americans have lived in a constant state of emergency since the
civil war, giving dictatorial powers to the executive branch usurping
rightful powers from congress.
° The
demonization of America’s militia.
° The
usurping of the people’s right to keep and bear arms.
° Why
the government won’t stop illegal immigration.
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Property and property rights have been stolen from all Americans.
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Excessive limitations on free speech.
° The
curtailment and loss of many of your Fourth Amendment rights.
° The
misapplication of emergency powers by the federal government.
° The
missing common law.
° The
missing rights of the citizens.
° The
fraud of the Sixteenth Amendment by all branches of government.
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