INALIENABLE RIGHTS

A brief indictment against our current administration, courtesy of our Founding Fathers

Our rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights are important to know and understand. What this document gives us is a guarantee the government can't violate or meddle with the rights listed in the Bill of Rights.

This article will explain the declaration of the rights of man and of citizens and the connection it has to the French Revolution.

When Muslim students at UC Irvine disrupted a public speech by Israel Ambassador Michael Oren, they thought they were acting under the protection of the U.S. Constitution. The Orange County D.A. last week told them otherwise.

A satirical piece on the rights of Americans delving into who has what right and when is enough enough.

A history of the homosexual rights movement from genesis to termination, or the lack of termination at present day

This article gives a new submissive a clear indication of all the rights he or she still has despite being the bottom in a scene or a relationship.

In America today certain rights have come under fire, Constitution or no...

Non-Custodial parents have certain inherent rights with their children; the problem is that they can be hard to enforce where the laws are vague, which is why a well spelled out parenting plan is crucial.

At at one point not too long ago I called Glenn Beck possibly "the great conservative hope". But I will freely admit that the man drives me bonkers when he goes off into his own little world of self-reflection.

Those who choose the high road of deferring to another, rather than demanding one's own way, embody the spirit of the founding fathers who created a melting pot that welcomes anyone seeking the good life.

This academic report offers a brief introduction to the debates surrounding the use of electronic control devices (such as the Taser®) by U.S. law enforcement agencies.

Why smokers should stop blaming politicians and start blaming voters for public bans on smoking.

On March 5, the California Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Proposition 8. More than just marriage equality, the very nature of constitutional protections in California hangs in the balance.

In a February 18, 2009, article in the Washington Times was a report on a recent case conducted in U.S. District Court in Tucson with respect to 16 illegal immigrants.

On July 4, 1776, an historic document was signed into existence by the men of the Second Continental Congress. This document signaled a new chapter in world history. New nations were formed around the relatively new concepts of democracy.

Conscription is murder. Compulsion is slavery. Confiscation is looting. Calling them anything else is just using glorified names. Freedom is free, and it cannot be gained or maintained through sacrifices of anybody's freedoms.

Gay activists are now trying to use pseudo-academic writing to sway minds. They accuse everyone who opposes them of being unprofessional and stupid. Few will resists such attacks and will back down. Hence gays win by intimidation.

An interesting look at how human rights are viewed throughout the world. This case study focuses on Venezuela, its recent history and Chavez's role in the betterment and in some cases, the worsening of human rights in the nation.

Rand Paul's comment that the "Civil Rights Act" was a good thing, but it should only be applied to public property, and that people essentially have a right to use their own private property as they please.

Why some of our political leaders are getting away with treason and trying to deny American citizens our Rights.

In Section 3 of his paper on investmentocracy, Mr. Stolyarov argues that the principal problem with CDPs is their incompatibility with a liberal economic order that respects individual private property rights.

Pope Pius defines Human Dignity as something that is inherently a person's God-given inalienable rights that deserves to be protected by Government and promoted by the community.

Never again will you have what Thomas Jefferson called the "inalienable right" to a "speedy and public trial" by a jury of your peers. Never again will you have the freedom from "unreasonable search and seizure."

Examines how the implementation of mandatory voting would alienate a people from a government that was made to be united, by encroaching on inalienable rights, demeaning the democratic process, and creating an irreconcilable rift in American ideals.

It is often said that while we live in a generally free country, the system is not perfect. Legalizing gay marriage, like civil rights for African-Americans, would draw us closer to that perfect state of freedom.

Human rights are a term people use all the time but the term itself isn't often defined. Human rights are universal so no matter where you are in the world you should have the same rights

Thomas Hobbes and John Locke both argue that a legitimate authority receives its power from the consent of the individuals who submit to it; even then, the individuals retain certain inalienable rights.