American Constitutional History – and Its Future https://propertarianism.com/2020/06/01/american-constitutional-history-and-its-future/
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American Constitutional History – and Its Future https://propertarianism.com/2020/06/01/american-constitutional-history-and-its-future/
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American Constitutional History – and Its Future https://t.co/kTzRVMXZwZ
THE EUROPEAN BRONZE AGE 1) The European IE Customary law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and elected Kings. 2) The proto germanic customary law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and elected kings THE MEDITERRANEAN AGE 3) The Greek customary Law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and elected kings. 4) The Roman Law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy. FALL OF ROME AND END OF MEDITERRANEAN TRADE 5) The Germanic Continental Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and inherited Monarchy. 6) Germanic Rule of Law, of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy. 7) The Anglo Saxon Law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy – (Families) THE NORMAN CONQUEST: UNIFICATION INTO ENGLISH COMMON LAW 8) ~1066 – Attempted unification of differences in anglo saxon law, and norman ‘privilege’. Primarily concerned with the conflcit between customary (folk) law and privilege. 9) THE NOBILITY’S VETO – THE MAGNA CARTA RESTORATION OF RIGHTS ~1215 – Magna Carta 1215. Restoring Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR – THE RESTORATION OF RIGHTS 1) ~1664 – The English Common Law and the British Constitution, restoring sovereignty, reciprocity THE AMERICAN WAR OF SECESSION 2) ~1776 – The Declaration, The Federalist Papers, The Articles of Confederation 3) ~1789 – The Constitution, and Bill of RIghts – restoring Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy – but failing to ARTICULATE them. THE FIRST (AVOIDED) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR OF SECESSION 4) ~1812 – The North’s Attempted Secession over the war of 1812 with England. THE SECOND (MAJOR) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR OF SECESSION 4) ~1865- The Constitution of Oppression of the Southern States over the south’s secession and control of westward expansion. THE THIRD (AVOIDED) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 5) ~1933 – The Left’s Attempt At Conquest, imitating the semitic conquest of Russia, by FDR. THE FOURTH AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (SECOND SEMITIC DARK AGE) 6) ~1965 – The Constitution of Oppression of Ethnic Europeans by the reversal of the demand for integration into the rule of law, christian ethics, market meritocracy, and the self sufficiency of the absolute nuclear family – and the undermining of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy -THE RESTORATION- THE FIFTH CIVIL WAR (THE RESTORATION) 7) ~2020 – The Restoration of the Constitution Natural Law, and the Retaliation against the Second Attempt At Destruction of Western Civilization – by restoration of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy.
THE EUROPEAN BRONZE AGE 1) The European IE Customary law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and elected Kings. 2) The proto germanic customary law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and elected kings THE MEDITERRANEAN AGE 3) The Greek customary Law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and elected kings. 4) The Roman Law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy. FALL OF ROME AND END OF MEDITERRANEAN TRADE 5) The Germanic Continental Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy, and inherited Monarchy. 6) Germanic Rule of Law, of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy. 7) The Anglo Saxon Law of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy – (Families) THE NORMAN CONQUEST: UNIFICATION INTO ENGLISH COMMON LAW 8) ~1066 – Attempted unification of differences in anglo saxon law, and norman ‘privilege’. Primarily concerned with the conflcit between customary (folk) law and privilege. 9) THE NOBILITY’S VETO – THE MAGNA CARTA RESTORATION OF RIGHTS ~1215 – Magna Carta 1215. Restoring Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR – THE RESTORATION OF RIGHTS 1) ~1664 – The English Common Law and the British Constitution, restoring sovereignty, reciprocity THE AMERICAN WAR OF SECESSION 2) ~1776 – The Declaration, The Federalist Papers, The Articles of Confederation 3) ~1789 – The Constitution, and Bill of RIghts – restoring Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy – but failing to ARTICULATE them. THE FIRST (AVOIDED) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR OF SECESSION 4) ~1812 – The North’s Attempted Secession over the war of 1812 with England. THE SECOND (MAJOR) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR OF SECESSION 4) ~1865- The Constitution of Oppression of the Southern States over the south’s secession and control of westward expansion. THE THIRD (AVOIDED) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 5) ~1933 – The Left’s Attempt At Conquest, imitating the semitic conquest of Russia, by FDR. THE FOURTH AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (SECOND SEMITIC DARK AGE) 6) ~1965 – The Constitution of Oppression of Ethnic Europeans by the reversal of the demand for integration into the rule of law, christian ethics, market meritocracy, and the self sufficiency of the absolute nuclear family – and the undermining of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy -THE RESTORATION- THE FIFTH CIVIL WAR (THE RESTORATION) 7) ~2020 – The Restoration of the Constitution Natural Law, and the Retaliation against the Second Attempt At Destruction of Western Civilization – by restoration of Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Jury, Tripartism, and Market Meritocracy.
Civil Law Was Common Across Europe https://propertarianism.com/2020/06/01/civil-law-was-common-across-europe/
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Civil Law Was Common Across Europe https://t.co/u351i3sXGN
CIVIL LAW WAS COMMON ACROSS EUROPE
—“Originally civil law was one common legal system in much of Europe, but with the rise of nationalism in the 17th century Nordic countries and around the time of the French Revolution, it became fractured into separate national systems. This change was brought about by the development of separate national codes, of which the French Napoleonic Code and the German and Swiss codes were the most influential. Around this time civil law incorporated many ideas associated with the Enlightenment.”—
CIVIL LAW WAS COMMON ACROSS EUROPE
—“Originally civil law was one common legal system in much of Europe, but with the rise of nationalism in the 17th century Nordic countries and around the time of the French Revolution, it became fractured into separate national systems. This change was brought about by the development of separate national codes, of which the French Napoleonic Code and the German and Swiss codes were the most influential. Around this time civil law incorporated many ideas associated with the Enlightenment.”—
—“Values testing to become a citizen of P-topia?”—Andrew M Gilmour
The Propertarian Institute We don’t need to do anything except create a law, and universal standing, that prosecutes falsehood and irreciprocity such that we create a market for the prosecution of those who do so. The only test is demonstrated behavior. Let em in. Crucify the violators. Until there are no violators. In other words, common law is permissive with heavy punishment in order to allow the greatest fastest adaptation to opportunity. Continental law is reculatory and restrictive, with limited punishments in order to limit conflicts at the expense of adaptation to opportunity. Other law codes only get worse from continanal on down.
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