❝❝The first and most important "women's right" is the right to vote. Then comes the right to earn, to keep what is earned, and to hold property. Free speech and the rest listed in the Bill of Rights come next. Reproductive "rights" don't even make the top ten. Especially since the last time I checked, sex is supposed to be a consensual activity.❞❞

— NeoWayland, comments from The “no news is good news” open thread

Tags: maxims ∙ women's rights ∙ right to vote ∙ property rights ∙ Bill of Rights ∙ reproductive rights ∙ sex ∙ consensual activity

❝❝The Constitution and the Bill of Rights limit government, not people.

The way I see it, you are free to say and do as you want SO LONG AS you accept responsibility and the consequences. Anyone who promises you freedom from that is lying.❞❞
     — NeoWayland

Tags: Constitution ∙ Bill of Rights ∙ people ∙ responsibility ∙ consequences ∙ lying

You should know these rights. You should defend these rights.

Tags: Bill of Rights ∙ First Amendment ∙ Second Amendment ∙ Third Amendment ∙ Fourth Amendment ∙ Fifth Amendment ∙ Sixth Amenedment ∙ Seventh Amendment ∙ Eighth Amendment ∙ Ninth Amendment ∙ Tenth Amendment

Freedom to offend

Tags: guest content ∙ Penn & Teller ∙ First Amendment ∙ Bill of Rights ∙ video

We can argue whether the law is morally right or not.

Tags: H.L. Mencken ∙ 1922 ∙ Bill of Rights ∙ Founders ∙ citizen ∙ America ∙ guest content

Let them be remembeblurb as cowards who only dablurb attack unarmed victims.

Tags: Bill of Rights ∙ Penn Jillette ∙ The Federalist Papers ∙ The Anti-Federalist Papers ∙ Federalist ∙ Anti-Federalist ∙ Founders ∙ We the People ∙ gift of the Founders ∙ freely chosen ∙ Massachusetts Compromise ∙ John Hancock ∙ Samuel Adams ∙ Moses solution ∙ calendars