Things floating around in these present times… “>”Food insecurity” isn’t an ongoing concern in the United States, as leftist hand-wringers claim. The methodology (not to mention special interested) that drove the study were flawed. A not-so-funny joke in our government: The Army, given $4.3 billion to track spending, can’t track spending. Psychopaths have bad sniffers.…
DetailsCass Sunstien, friend/advisor to the prez, is a man who has advocated all sorts of subtle tyrannies, including fines or jail time for voicing “conspiracy theories.” His most influential book, Nudge, advocates a social science technocracy based on the work of Daniel Kahneman and other influential psychologists. Sunstien now has another book, the review of…
DetailsA few notables floating around… I read a book about the VA recommended by a cousin. The book raved about how great the system was, and how we should socialize all medicine for the same reasons the VA works. Sounds like people are backpedaling from those types of generalizations now.But I did ask my cousin…
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What you need to know: City Ordinance Required RCW 46.63.170, “Automated Traffic Safety Cameras,” is simply an enabling statute. It allows local municipalities to create laws enforcing certain traffic infractions, but it does not itself make any action an infraction. If your local jurisdiction has not enacted a statute it has no authority to issue…
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Just know when you speak to the police, that their angle is VERY different from yours… 1.) Even though you say differently, you probably don’t know your rights. 2.) If you leave your teenager in charge of the house while you go away for the weekend, he or she will probably do something you forbade…
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Found a new goldmine of legal theory, in John Hasnas. Of particular interest is his article The Myth of the Rule of Law… Stop! Before reading this Article, please take the following quiz. The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States provides, in part: “Congress shall make no law . . . abridging…
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