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Duty to Violate your Rights
As a lifelong gun owner, I understand the awesome responsibility of owning a weapon.
Paul Engel
Mar 318 min read
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Whose Safety Matters More?
Imagine you are stopped by law enforcement. Maybe you were doing something wrong, maybe not. At this point, when you are in the custody of l
Paul Engel
Mar 3110 min read
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Heterosexual Discrimination
Ibriam Kendi is often quoted as saying “The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.” But is that true? Above the main
Paul Engel
Mar 2417 min read
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Free speech vs abortion
Free speech jurisprudence has rested on shaky ground for decades in this country. Looking back at cases like Hill v. Colorado, Austin v. Rea
Paul Engel
Mar 1710 min read
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Equal Protect of Self Defense
Most of us are aware of the Fourth Amendment’s Unreasonable Search and Seizure Clause. While definitions of what is “reasonable” have...
Paul Engel
Mar 320 min read
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America’s Health in Decline: Frankenfoods, Cheap Sugar, and an Expanding Vaccine Schedule
Over 60% of U.S. adults take prescription medications, while vaccine manufacturers are shielded from legal liability.
Peter Serefine
Feb 264 min read
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Permitting for Profit
In poker there’s a move called “Buying the pot”. This is when one person makes a very large bet in an attempt to discourage others from cont
Paul Engel
Feb 267 min read
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Age limit on Constitutionally Protected Rights
There are certain things in life with a minimum age limit like driving, drinking alcohol, and even voting, but is there a minimum age limit
Paul Engel
Feb 2410 min read
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The Doctrine of Compelling State Interest: A Justification for Tyranny
Unalienable rights are absolute. Any doctrine that permits their infringement is a license for tyranny.
Peter Serefine
Feb 194 min read
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What Makes a Search Reasonable
I doubt it would surprise you that I watch a fair amount of videos that involve interactions with the police. One question that comes up is
Paul Engel
Feb 177 min read
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The Right to Travel and the Unconstitutional Overreach of TSA Screening
The right to travel is fundamental, yet TSA screenings subject all to searches without suspicion—violating the Fourth Amendment’s intent.
Peter Serefine
Feb 123 min read
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Birthright Citizenship vs the Constitution
One of the executive orders Donald Trump signed on his first day in office ordered federal departments and agencies to not issue any citizen
Paul Engel
Feb 107 min read
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Fascism and Communism: Two Sides of the Same Collectivist Coin
Fascism and communism are rival siblings, not opposites—both centralize power, suppress dissent, and control the economy.
Peter Serefine
Feb 54 min read
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The Constitution: Victim of a 240-Year Game of Telephone
The Constitution is a covenant, not a blank slate for judicial activism. Its endurance lies in defending its original intent.
Peter Serefine
Jan 284 min read
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Librarians vs The People’s Representatives
Who decides what is appropriate for public libraries? That is at the heart of the case Fayetteville Public Library et. al. v. Crawford...
Paul Engel
Jan 257 min read
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The Perils of Perpetual Revolution: A Contrast of the American, French, and Modern Social Revolutions
Revolutions thrive on change, but without restraint, they risk chaos, tyranny, and the loss of liberty they claim to defend.
Peter Serefine
Jan 214 min read
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Medical Censorship
There were plenty of infringement on people’s rights during the COVID scamdemic, and censorship was rampant. Not only did we have members of
Paul Engel
Jan 2011 min read
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Why Do We Reinterpret Political Documents With Modern Ideals?
Reinterpreting the Constitution with modern ideals distorts its intent. Original meanings are the only safeguard of liberty.
Peter Serefine
Jan 144 min read
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What’s Wrong with the Crucial Communism Teaching Act
There are a lot of things I’d like to see done better in this country. On that list, education is right up near the top, but is it right to
Paul Engel
Jan 137 min read
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Should the Articles of Confederation Still Apply to Canada Joining the Union?
The Constitution’s silence on Canada’s unique invitation under the Articles suggests the offer may still stand as a legal artifact.
Peter Serefine
Jan 73 min read
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