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First Amendment Used to Protect Criminals

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One purpose of the First Amendment was to protect the right of all citizens to freely speak their mind. Today, we see the First Amendment along with the rest of the Constitution being chipped away at by liberals and socialists in our society. They don’t want you to know the truth … unless it’s “their truth.” On November 16, 2004, the U.S. Government sued Bill Benson to obtain an injunction to prohibit him from telling people that the 16th Amendment … Continue reading →

Children and Violence

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How far does violence extend, how do we determine exactly who is responsible for the violence that children are seeing on television and in music? What about video games, who is taking the responsibility for the violence and awful things that, are occurring right before the eyes of the youth today. Many politicians are looking to eagerly blame the media and entertainment industry. Is that the correct place to lay the blame? Perhaps parents are the people ultimately to blame. … Continue reading →

Myth-Busters: Cultural Marxism vs. Liberty

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Cultural Marxists absurdly deny the biological reality of gender and race and argue that gender and race are “social constructs”. Nonetheless, Cultural Marxists support the race-based identity politics of non-whites. Cultural Marxists typically support race-based affirmative action, the proposition state (as opposed to a nation rooted in common ancestry), elevating non-Western religions above Western religions, speech codes and censorship, multiculturalism, diversity training, anti-Western education curricula, maladaptive sexual norms and anti-male feminism, the dispossession of white people, and mass Third World … Continue reading →

Assault on the First Amendment

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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. –  First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (The Bill of Rights) Ten Commandments tablet located at the Texas Capitol Building in Austin, Texas. [AP Photo by Larry Kolvoord] Anti-American collectivists have been chipping away at … Continue reading →