Unalienable Rights
We have
forgotten more than we ever knew about the Constitution.
By de
Andréa
October 5, 2013
When Thomas Jefferson crafted the Declaration of Independence, he pointed to "certain
unalienable rights" with which
we were endowed by our "Creator."
What did Jefferson mean when he wrote the words "unalienable rights,"
and what rights are "unalienable"?
Jefferson understood what "unalienable rights" were and are
still today, as fixed rights given to us by our Creator and not by any government.
The
emphasis on our Creator is crucial, because it shows that the rights are
permanent just as the Creator is permanent.
Jefferson's discipline on the source of these rights was impacted by
Oxford's William Blackstone, who described "unalienable rights" as
"absolute"—showing that they were absolute because they came
from “Him” who is absolute, and that they were, are, and always will be,
because the Giver of those rights—Jefferson's "Creator"—was,
and is, and always will be “APSOLUTE”.
Moreover, because we are
"endowed" with the rights,
they are inseparable from us: they are
part of our humanity. No law of any government can rule against them
in any way, they cannot be restricted or infringed, period.
In a word, the government did
not give them, and therefore cannot take them away, but alas the government violates
the Constitution, the highest law in the Nation, violates the decision of the
Supreme Court and still passes laws to suppress them. To protect our unalienable fundamental, individual rights,
James Madison helped to include the Bill of
Rights in the Constitution to remove infringement
from the government’s reach.
The "unalienable rights" explicitly documented and protected
by the Bill of Rights include, but are not limited to, the rights of free
speech and religion, the right to keep and bear arms, self-determination with
regard to one's own property, the right to be secure in one's own property, the
right to a trial by a jury of one's peers, protection from cruel and unusual
punishment, and so forth.
Among the "unalienable rights" implicitly
protected in the Bill of Rights are freedom of conscience—how can one have
freedom of speech or religion without freedom of conscience?—and the right to
self-defense. As Associate Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority
decision for McDonald v. Chicago (2010): "Self-defense
is a basic right, recognized by many legal systems from ancient times to the
present day, and in [District of
Columbia v. Heller (2008)], we held that individual self-defense is
a central component of the Second Amendment right."
"Unalienable rights" are ours to keep, by virtue of our
Creator. So said Thomas Jefferson through the Declaration of Independence, and
he was seconded by James Madison through the Bill of Rights.
A "central component" of our "unalienable rights" is
the right to keep and bear arms, “for
the security of a free State” my friend. And as the law says IT
SHALL NOT BE INFRIEGED. GUN FREE ZONES are constitutionally illegal….and besides gun free zones
in schools are the reason kids are killed in schools. I mean
seriously, would you go to shoot kids at a school where all the teachers may be
armed? No -- you are smarter than a
sixth grader, you would go to an illegal government GUN FREE ZONE!
What the
Senate has posted on
their web site about the Second Amendment is a blatant lie: “Whether this provision protects the individual's right to own firearms
or whether it deals only with the collective right of the people to arm and
maintain a militia has long been debated”. First, the scope of the
Second Amendment has not been seriously questioned until Alinsky-minded
radicals isolated it from among the other amendments in the Bill of Rights and
began attacking it. Before that it was taken for granted that the scope of the Second
Amendment was the same as the scope of the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and so
on. Secondly, and confirming this,
the Supreme Court has ruled that
the Second Amendment is an individual constitutional right ‘twice in the last five years’, something that has obviously escaped
the “Criminal
Minds” of the U.S. Nazi Senate.
Soon the
government will not even need to legally change the constitution at all, they
are already doing it through the reprograming of your kids in their government
schools. Read “Changing
History”.
THE BOTTOM LINE:
So what do we do about a corrupt government that ignores the law? Well let me ask you this…what would the
government do to any one of us if we violated the law? We would be arrested of course. Can
That’s what
we do folks, arrest the criminals in government who think they are above the
law.
Personally
I don’t care what illegal Un-American Unconstitutional Nazi laws Congress
passes. As long they exist, I stand with
one foot on the highest law in the Nation the United States Constitution, and
the other one on the law of the Creator.
You just
try and take me down…
If you agree, please share these posts with your friends, family,
co-workers. The only way to defeat the criminal propaganda of the
government and the controlled media is to spread the truth.
Thanks for
listening – de Andréa
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