In the last installment, I wrote about the trivial matters that law enforcement places its emphasis that are meant only for the benefit of the “justice” system as means of financial support without having any bearing on public safety. Having to come to a complete stop when the way that is clear makes no sense… Continue reading

In the movie “First Knight “,” King Arthur says to his rival, “There are laws that oppress men and there are laws that set men free.” It’s a good line and its truth is obvious from even casual observance. The Apostle Paul wrote in Romans 13:3-4,”For rulers hold no terror for those who do right,… Continue reading

As I mentioned in the last post, the Constitution of the United States doesn’t tell the public what it can and can’t do, but what the government can’t do to us. The Constitution then delegates responsibilities to each branch how they may use the power’s inherent in those responsibilities. One might ask “why invoke traffic… Continue reading