Our Declaration of Independence opposes unnecessary law
enforcement, opposes the very concept of law and order.
Excessive
enforcement results from too many laws. Every law authorizes
enforcement. If resisted, force is increased; complete resistance is
met with lethal force.
We
institute government to protect our rights, with no other
justification for the use of force. Should it fail to protect
everyone’s rights, or violate even one person’s rights, we have
the duty to alter or abolish it.
Everyone
has the right to pursue happiness. That is liberty. It is not
orderly.
Some
prefer tyranny to the chaos of liberty. Some advocate for majority
rule, tyranny of the majority. Big political parties seek the tyranny
of one-party government.
People
do not change governments for light reasons, but a law-and-order
establishment is testing our tolerance. There may be revolution and a
new government, which might be better, but might be worse.
The
Libertarian Party offers the alternative: altering government, not
abolishing it. Libertarians defend each person’s right to
activities that are peaceful and honest. We welcome the diversity
that freedom brings.
We
stand with our Declaration in opposing “law and order” and
unnecessary law enforcement.
Posted: August 10, 2020 by Bob Walsh Leave a Comment
LPRC Endorses Bob Walsh
Bob Walsh was just endorsed for U.S. Senator from New Mexico by the Libertarian Party Radical Caucus.
Posted: July 24, 2020 by Bob Walsh Leave a Comment
In Opposition to Law and Order
Our Declaration of Independence opposes unnecessary law enforcement, opposes the very concept of law and order.
Excessive enforcement results from too many laws. Every law authorizes enforcement. If resisted, force is increased; complete resistance is met with lethal force.
We institute government to protect our rights, with no other justification for the use of force. Should it fail to protect everyone’s rights, or violate even one person’s rights, we have the duty to alter or abolish it.
Everyone has the right to pursue happiness. That is liberty. It is not orderly.
Some prefer tyranny to the chaos of liberty. Some advocate for majority rule, tyranny of the majority. Big political parties seek the tyranny of one-party government.
People do not change governments for light reasons, but a law-and-order establishment is testing our tolerance. There may be revolution and a new government, which might be better, but might be worse.
The Libertarian Party offers the alternative: altering government, not abolishing it. Libertarians defend each person’s right to activities that are peaceful and honest. We welcome the diversity that freedom brings.
We stand with our Declaration in opposing “law and order” and unnecessary law enforcement.
Last Updated: September 10, 2020 by Bob Walsh Leave a Comment
The American Experiment
Study the Declaration of Independence and self-evident truths. The Constitution is an experiment in establishing limited government consistent with the Declaration. The experiment was only partially successful.
Posted: May 3, 2020 by Bob Walsh 1 Comment
Personal Responsibility
Is it immoral to disobey the Governor’s emergency edicts?
The Government does not decide what is moral behavior. We are free individuals.
However, with personal liberty comes personal responsibility. We have to make our own moral decisions based on our situations and our information. We certainly should not take actions we consider immoral just to protest the Governor’s seizure of power and threat of force.
Instead of edicts, the Governor should have issued guidelines and published them in detail with their justifications. The police should be advising people, not arresting them. Our Governor and Mayors are not very smart, but they are politically savvy.
Posted: April 19, 2020 by Bob Walsh 1 Comment
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