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Constitution Lectures 6: Who is the Ultimate Arbiter? (HD version)
Who is the ultimate arbiter of the Constitution? This lecture answers that question and describes the power of the people through Jury Nullification.
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Constitution Lecture 4: Democracy or Republic?
The Constitution sets up the United States as a republic, not a democracy. This lecture covers the difference between a democracy and a republic an...
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Constitution Lectures 3: The Powers of Government (HD version)
The Federal government does not have any powers unless it is given to them by the Constitution. This lesson explains why, how it works, and what th...
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Constitution Lectures 2: Interpreting the Constitution (HD version)
How the Constitution should be read and interpreted.
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Constitution Lectures 1: The Non-Consent of the Governed
In every aspect of American politics, understanding the Constitution is paramount. Watch this series and unlearn what you think you know about this...
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@787Bisurdaddy Article 1 Section 9 lists various limitations on the power of the Congress including "The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it." Certainly the secession of Virginia and the poss...
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I'm coming to this conversation way late, but what I think RadicalRyushin was describing was the old Anglo-Saxon/Jewish division of society (very interesting account in The 5000 Year Leap). The jist is that you work your way up from the individual/familial level up to the national level and solve...