Category: Constitution

Firearms Friday: Silencer Suppositions

by Vhyrus | Jun 16, 2017 | Constitution, Guns, Opinion, Products You Need, Rant, Regulation, Technology | 109

This week, Vhyrus pines for that which he cannot have, and insults a dead guy.

James Comey: Jilted Lover or Spineless Chump?

by sloopyinca | Jun 8, 2017 | Beefcake, Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Crime, Deep State, Executive Branch, Federal Power, N/A, Politics, Right to Repair | 265

Comey is gutless or Comey is grinding his axe. I’ve made my decision. Please discuss yours in the comments.

The man who fought a blacklist and killed the First Amendment (it got better)

by The Fusionist | May 16, 2017 | Constitution, Federal Power, First Amendment, History, Liberty, Media, Regulation, Supreme Court | 206

Things were different in many ways a century ago, but in one respect it was like all places at all...

Separation of college and sex

by The Fusionist | May 8, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Crime, Education, Federal Power, Gender, Higher Education, History, Opinion, Rant, Regulation, Sexuality, Society, Womyn | 97

I’ve just finished The Campus Rape Frenzy, by K. C. Johnson and Stuart Taylor, Jr. The...

Mormons and the Bill of Rights, Part Three, Shoot-em-up edition

by The Fusionist | May 1, 2017 | Constitution, Crime, Federal Power, Guns, History, Religion, Supreme Court | 51

Let Bart and Biff explain it for you.

Mormons and the Bill of Rights, Part Two – The dirty books episode

by The Fusionist | Apr 20, 2017 | Art, Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Economy, Executive Branch, Federal Power, First Amendment, History, Politics, Religion | 42

I found a way to simultaneously discuss sex and the Smoot-Hawley Tariff.

Mormons and the Bill of Rights, Part One – Too Many Wives

by The Fusionist | Apr 17, 2017 | Big Government, Children, Congress, Constitution, Federal Power, First Amendment, History, Religion, Supreme Court | 136

Hiram and Prudence and Elizabeth and Alice and Jennifer

Looking into their hearts and fighting harder (Fourth and final episode of the Berger trilogy)

by The Fusionist | Apr 5, 2017 | Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Crime, Federal Power, First Amendment, History, Religion, Supreme Court | 138

“Don’t worry, Mr. Bingham, we’ll take good care of your Fourteenth Amendment while you’re away in Japan.”

Being An Account of My Most Arduous Attempts to Establish a Relationship with International Jewry

by Gojira | Apr 4, 2017 | Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Deep State, Economy, Federal Power, Finance, Jews, National Security, Rant, Regulation | 145

In which Gorjira persists. All for you people. I said it–you people.

Raoul Berger, Originalism and the Bill of Rights, Part Three – Nixon, with Berger and Fries

by The Fusionist | Apr 3, 2017 | Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Executive Branch, Federal Power, History, National Security, Politics, Supreme Court | 65

Tax resistance as treason? – Who gets to snoop on whom? – Impeachment

Raoul Berger, Originalism, and the Bill of Rights, Part Two – Special Stripping Episode

by The Fusionist | Mar 30, 2017 | Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Crime, Executive Branch, Federal Power, History, Supreme Court | 39

I know I promised you some Nixon in this episode, but maybe the stripping will distract you.

Raoul Berger, Originalism, and the Bill of Rights, Part One – Music and Mussolini

by The Fusionist | Mar 27, 2017 | Constitution, Cops, Federal Power, First Amendment, History, Religion | 118

The first in a series of articles about the legal scholar Raoul Berger (1901-2000), a central figure in the originalist movement. TRIGGER WARNING: Violins.

The Limits of Law

by Derpetologist | Mar 27, 2017 | Constitution, Crime, Society | 200

Derpetologist on the nature of laws and how they often fly in the face of human nature. Buckle up, buckaroos–speed bumps ahead.

The slaver who became a champion of liberty – or did he?

by The Fusionist | Mar 22, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Federal Power, History, Politics, Racism, Supreme Court | 61

The story of John Archibald Campbell

The Bill of Rights and the States – my attempt to make the topic non-boring (using some research I’ve got lying around)

by The Fusionist | Mar 20, 2017 | Constitution, History, Supreme Court | 55

This is the page I’ll refer people to if they ask why I’m writing this weird stuff about the constitution

Horace Flack – The state official whose scholarship pressured the states to obey the Bill of Rights (with Southern Gothic backstory)

by The Fusionist | Mar 17, 2017 | Constitution, Education, Federal Power, History, Opinion, Politics | 108

The Fusionist looks into a Southerner with a dark family secret, whose scholarship showed that the Bill of Rights was meant to apply to the states – versus some Bill-of-Rights-ignoring Yankees. In constitutional politics, sometimes Frankfurter bites down on you.

If Blazing Saddles Were a Serious Legal Drama

by Guest Contributor | Mar 13, 2017 | Constitution, Cops, History, Politics, Racism | 98

The Fusionist ponders a case resembling the plot of Blazing Saddles – if Blazing Saddles was a serious legal drama. The case, based on the “right” to compel service from a private business, ended up denying the right to jury trial.

Another Day, Another IP Think-Piece. We’re Such Party Animals Here At Glibertarians.com!

by Gojira | Mar 10, 2017 | Constitution, Economy, Federal Power, Intellectual Property, Licensing, Markets, Right to Repair | 68

Greetings! Some time ago, I brought you a piece the primary function of which was to provide a free resource to understand the radical notion, largely held only in libertarian circles, that IP laws are not compatible with...

VAULT 7: HOLY SHIT

by sloopyinca | Mar 7, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Deep State, Federal Power, National Security | 278

WikiLeaks has just released the first part of the largest document dump on an “intelligence agency” in its history.

Just a Few More Laws

by Guest Contributor | Mar 4, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Opinion, Satire | 69

By Derpetologist The US constitution is 4,440 words long. It is the shortest constitution in the...

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