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By Patrick, on October 8th, 2011%

“If our job were to decree what we think is the best policy, I would carefully consider the issues through that different lens and might well look favorably upon certain regulations of this kind. But our task is to apply the Constitution and the precedents of the Supreme Court, regardless of whether the result … → Read More: First Comes Principles

Why Are Fireworks Illegal?

By Patrick, on July 9th, 2011%

In reading this article, a couple of thoughts came to me.

Ohioans continue to set off smaller fireworks such as bottle rockets illegally despite the state prohibiting it.

It seems that this is a “safety issue” law, much like gun-control, and it is one that by and large, the public doesn’t agree. If this were a firearm, and it … → Read More: Why Are Fireworks Illegal?

Was The Intent Of The Pledge For Socialistic Indoctrination?

By Patrick, on June 20th, 2011%

I discovered an interesting essay on the “Pledge of Allegiance” that I believe deserves a good reading. I knew that Francis Bellamy’s version did not originally include the words “under god” but what I did not know is that Bellamy was a socialist and that his intent was to create a pledge to government instead of the Constitution.

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