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cmseibert commented 3 weeks ago

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Understanding the U.S. Constitution part 2 - 5 Key Concepts Everyone Should Know

Easily understand the basic concepts of the U.S. Constitution by mastering 5 Key Concepts. Understand Freedom, Liberty, Founding Principles and A...

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cmseibert said:

glad you found them helpful and hope your exams go well

• cmseibert commented 2 months ago

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  Understanding the U.S. Constitution part 2 - 5 Key Concepts Everyone Should Know

  Easily understand the basic concepts of the U.S. Constitution by mastering 5 Key Concepts. Understand Freedom, Liberty, Founding Principles and A...

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  cmseibert said:

  sorry the naming convention is not clear... Part 1 (has concepts 1 and 2) Part 2 (has concepts 3,4,5)... Together Part 1 and Part 2, - cover the 5 concepts in total. It was originally a single presentation on the 5 concepts, when we took it to YouTube we just split it into 2 parts.

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cmseibert commented 1 month ago

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Understanding the U.S. Constitution part 1- 5 Key Concepts Everyone Should Know

Easily understand the basic concepts of the U.S. Constitution by mastering 5 Key Concepts. Understand Freedom, Liberty, Founding Principles and A...

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cmseibert said:

@bart666a .... do that and you can further change the TITLE of US government to - arbitrary power, rule of the elites, oligarchy, tyranny...what small vestiges of liberty still exist will finally be snuffed out. change the title of the Ameican Experiment to a liberty squandered, a liberty no m...

• cmseibert commented 2 months ago

  cmseibert said:

  Glad it was a help. I hope that it might help many others as well.

• cmseibert posted a bulletin 4 months ago

  September 17 is Constitution Day. Please help friends, family, associates and others understand the Constitution better by sharing the "5 Keys to Understanding the Constitution" video with them. Also, new videos coming soon on George Washington and the Constitution. Stay Tuned. - Craig - USCivicsTraining.org

• cmseibert commented 9 months ago

  cmseibert said:

  Thanks - I am glad it was helpful and glad you are passing it along. Hopefully you found the Part 2 of this video and the 9 Keys to Understanding the Declaration of Independence video as well.

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  @MikeNitro94 - Good question. The Founders and most of the country were steeped in Adams Smith book - Wealth of Nations - this would give you the 1787 way to interpret general welfare. In brief, what this sentence would mean is that the government should protect - people and property in order ...

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  @DarkstarNV - I agree with you first sentence. The preamble of the Constitution is its statement of purpose. However the Declaration is more than just a simple Declaration of Independence. It outlines a philosophy of government, rights, role of the citizens and role of leaders. The Constituti...

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  @AboveAllNations - i am glad you are studying the Constitution and Am.Hist.extensively. I have too. I have read the Federalist papers. I am sorry you felt inclined to be derisive about whether I had read them or not. I think your answers to these questions are HIGHLY relevant - 1) where do ri...

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  @AboveAllNations - Let's clarify your position.

  1) where do rights come from?

  2) what do you think the purpose of government is?

  3) more people have been killed by their governments in the last century than in all the wars of the last century -

  4) how are citizens protected from their government...

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  You cite a 1930s judge on what he thinks the Constitution means. The Federalist papers gives abundant clarity to original intent. Moreover, George Washington, president of Constitutional convention - called government "coercive" force that is like "fire" - in that limited it is helpful, unkempt...

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  Note - posted to YOUTUBE before Tea Party began. Point 1) - you are correct, Point 2) you are correct - within 6 purposes of Constitution, not welfare state, point 3) - See the 10th Ammendment - powers not explicity enumerated in Federal Constitution - left to the States or to the People. I sta...

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cmseibert commented 1 month ago

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Understanding the Declaration of Independence - 9 Key Concepts Everyone Should Know

Understand 9 Key Concepts on Understanding the Declaration. How the Declaration of Independence and Constitution are designed to work together. F...

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cmseibert said:

@TheJord1985 answer – 2 views – 1) rights are inalienable and given by God and therefore cannot be taken away 2) rights are given by government – the govt bequeaths or the govt takes away. An atheists’ rights are most protected under a system where a majority of citizens believe God grants ri...

• cmseibert posted a bulletin 7 months ago

  Hello Subscribers and Friends. This is our annual July 4th Viral Push bulletin. Last year with your help, over 14,000 people watched the "Understanding the Declaration of Independence - 9 Key Concepts Everyone Should Know", in a 4 day period. This made a huge impact on many lives. Will you network this link or this channel again as July 4th approaches. For Freedom's Sake - CM

• cmseibert commented 1 year ago

  cmseibert said:

  @breedofthe45 great satire I hope. I suspect your comments will create some great comments.

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