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The next in my Bill of Rights series is the Eighth Amendment. I have reproduced it below.

It’s time to continue my Bill of Rights series with the seventh amendment. It is reproduced below.

Since this is a topic that has been in the news a fair amount recently, I thought I would spend some time discussing government regulations in healthcare. I will focus primarily on the FDA and the regulation of prescription drugs.

Still continuing my Bill of Rights series. It is time for the Sixth Amendment. I have reproduced it below.

The next in my series on the Bill of Rights is the Fifth Amendment. It is reproduced below. There is a lot in there, so I will break it up, and address its bearing on our Liberty Framework a section at a time.

This post continues my Bill of Rights series. This time I address the fourth amendment. It is displayed below.

Since I haven’t felt particularly compelled to discuss a particular topic lately, I thought I would get back to the Bill of Rights and address the Third Amendment. I have reproduced it below.

In celebration of Illinois’ new, drastic reduction in the penalty for possession of small amounts of marijuana (1), the topic of this post is drug prohibition. I will begin with the question of whether or not there is any basis for such a policy. Then, I will refute some common arguments for the criminality of drug …

Continue reading “The Legality of Drugs”

Something that has been on the news and social media a lot lately are videos and stories about police officers shooting and killing black men without provocation. I will start with a few of the statistics. Then I will talk about what we should consider the job of police officers to be. Finally, I will …

Continue reading “The Police State and BLM”

I recently came across a Washington Post article, which claimed that we have a “moral obligation” to vote for the lesser of two evils. I feel a moral obligation to refute that argument.