Uncommon sense about ‘laws’
- Violating the Constitution
- Unconstitutional laws
- Positive laws are tyrannical
- Fewer laws, stronger mores
- Misinterpreting the Constitution
- Unconstitutional is invalid
- Modern criminal justice
- The law has been perverted
- Judging on the basis of intentions
- Government discrimination is noxious
- Check the maximum harm
- Laws and rights
- Might becomes right
- Submitting to burdens
- The zero-sum nature of college admissions
- Today’s youth not responsible for segregation
- Two wrongs cannot make a right
- Picking racial winners and losers
- No license to discriminate
- What matters is how you confront challenges
- Affirmative-action policies do not promote harmony
- Encouraging segregation
- Discrimination is not helpful
- A never-ending cycle of victimization
- The Fourteenth Amendment needs guardrails
- Look to the root causes
- Prohibition
- Change for the better
- The judiciary as saboteurs
- Equal protection
- Our greatest source of security
- Unlawful commands
- Changing and voluminous laws
- Limiting government power
- Danger: Government at work
- The importance of law and justice
- Government must be just
- The importance of accountability
- Law and freedom
- More laws for more control
- The law vs fads
- The nature of laws
- Keep it simple
- The importance of the rule of law
- Prohibition
- Equal treatment under the law
- Might doesn’t make right
- Observance and enforcement
- Equality under the law
- Lawlessness breeds more lawlessness
- Preserve the rule of law
- Laws must apply to all
- Purpose of just laws
- Extending police power
- Bad precedents
- Denigrating the rule of law
- Support the rule of law
- Compassion
- The tyranny of the law
- More laws equal more poverty and crime
- Institutionalized tyranny
- The mission of the law
- The war on drugs
- The effects of Prohibition
- Vice as crime
- Without liberty and law
- Distinctions in society
- laws
- Corrupting laws
- Interpreting laws corrupts them
- Drug crime
- Life, liberty, and property
- Compound interest