Uncommon sense about ‘laws’

• 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
• Interpreting laws corrupts them
• Drug crime
• Life, liberty, and property
• Compound interest