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Interesting Comments On A Stephan Kinsella Blog Post

Monday, November 28th, 2011

Within the past few days, I have posted several comments to the “Copyright is Unconstitutional” blog post on Stephan Kinsella’s Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom. Kinsella argues that being an amendment, the First Amendment nullified the Copyright/Patent Clause. Copyrights/Patents (Article I Section 8 ): To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, [...]

Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, ayn rand, bribe, c4sif, closest thing, confederation, congress shall make no law, copyright, copyright law, copyright system, extortion, first amendment, founding fathers, free press, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, industrial revolution, innovative freedom, intellectual freedom, intellectual property, inventors, kinsella, limited times, private property, relevant portions, stephan kinsella, useful arts | 5 Comments »

Great Anti-17th-Amendment Article

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

Other than the buttons on the side and some links in the blogroll, I don’t like to discuss politics on this blog, as I’ve run political blogs before and it’s just frustrating and boring after a while. However, I’ve just come across a great article, fully cited, on the 17th Amendment and the damage it [...]

Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 17th, 17th amendment, 1900s, 1913, amendment, amendment xvii, america, american, an anti-federalist blog, anti-federalism, articles of confederation, big government, budget, checks and balance, confederation, congress, congressmen, congresswoman, constitution, constitutional amendment, corruption, democracy, elected, elections, epaminodas, federalism, federalist, federalist papers, founding fathers, government, house of representatives, intervention, liberals, national id, no child left behind, politics, progressives, real id, representatives, republic, senate, senators, seventeenth, seventeenth amendment, special interests, states, states' rights, treaties, unfunded mandates, united states, united states of america, us congress | No Comments »

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