US LEGAL FOUNDATIONS: MAJORITY VS CONCURRENCY VS COMMONALITY (basics of anglo ru

US LEGAL FOUNDATIONS: MAJORITY VS CONCURRENCY VS COMMONALITY
(basics of anglo rule of law)

1. Majority vote means the majority of the voting population.

2. Concurrency means the majority of multiple groups within the total population voted in favor of or against something – the groups must concur. ergo, concurrent legislation. This means survival of testing in market conditions.

3. Commonality means that the courts of multiple regions concur on the means of deciding a conflict. ergo, common law. This means survival of empirical testing in market conditions.

4. Both methods are empirical. Both methods require Agreement and Consent before canonization (Legitimacy). ie: Concurrency to agree on legislation versus Commonality to agree on dispute resolution.

5. America uses concurrent voting, to choose representatives, who use concurrent voting to produce legislation on the citizen’s behalf, where the legislation and disputes under that legislation must survive adversarial competition before the courts who decide those conflicts by the natural(scientific) common(empirical) law.

6. The Natural Law consists of self-determination by self-determined means by sovereignty in demonstrated interest and reciprocity in display word and deed, limiting us to truthful reciprocal voluntary cooperation in all walks of life, and is a total prohibition on any authority other than that natural law and/or the consent of the people expressed in the common law, and concurrent legislation.

7. This is the one and only test of the legitimacy of legislation or law. There is no other. And Americans are the only people on earth who still have legitimacy in their laws.

There is more content in this one post than you will receive in most of the constitutional law course in law school.

The fact that I have to teach this, because no one is taught it, should terrify us, because it is the reason our government is not authoritarian, or ideological or philosophical, but scientific.

It should be recitable by every child.

-FIN-