Andrew Napolitano - Does The Constitution Still Matter?

What if the Constitution doesn't matter anymore? http://www.LibertyPen.com

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[AntixSchiTTxreport]

those r alot of what if's...............problem is they arent what if's

[JonathanJWB1]

That was a fine spiel. Good job Judge! I hope you still have a job next month!

[louiethegreater]

What if he could give the Fortune 500 Companies permission to manufacture in Asia, and ship back to he US free of charge. Would he have ignored Hamilton's protectionist policies that produced a great manufacturing economy.

What if he could manipulate markets to allow outsource 50,000 manufacturing facilities to the third world, and place U.S. labor in direct competition with .50/hr. third world labor.

What if he could end the protectionist economy that served America so well.

[1620rx]

Bravo

[Super316John]

Amazing question, Judge! Thank you for loving the Country I have fought for.....

[gmillerguy]

@AntixSchiTTxreport Here here! I guess that's the point.

[LP101A]

Judge Napolitano is a fine Man.

[Keeban3]

@groam6666

I think both of them back up their opinions (Ron Paul more than the judge), but I also think Stossel is good (though I always get the feeling he thinks he is speaking to children). But like I said, the channel LearnLiberty is amazing. None of them are particularly famous, but no real libertarians are anymore

I'd be interested to talk foreign policy with you (since disagreement makes for interesting discussion). If you want to, lets do it through messages so we don't have char lim

[groam6666]

@Keeban3 Lol, we seem to have the same hero's. I read Sowells book Economic Facts and Fallacies and watched lengthy interviews on him, he was also on Free to Choose. I'm a libertarian in economic issues, but a neo-con on foreign policy.

My point was, Sowell and other prominent libertarians fought their fight in the pre 1990's. They did a wonderful job too. When I say modern libertarians, I mean Ron Paul, Napolitano, etc.

[Keeban3]

@groam6666

I was saying that they are right to use hyperbole in order to get to fundamental principles, but I don't know of any libertarian who ONLY uses hyperbole. But if you want some people I respect greatly, check out LearnLiberty's channel. Also I think Thomas Sowell does a wonderful job, though hes really old now.

[groam6666]

@Keeban3 Can you give me some examples of popular libertarians today who don't use hyperboles all the time. I'm not saying they aren't fundamentally right, keep that in mind. It's not unfair, it's "how it is" as the expression goes.

For example, Paul talks mainly about principle on TV, his websites talk about principle and the practicality of his beliefs.

Milton took took it to the extreme in that video, but at 5:20 he started making practical arguments.

[Salsa23PR]

This judge is awesome!!:)