Category: Law, Constitution, and Jurisprudence

  • Jan 15, 2020, 5:01 PM —“Jack Sandusky What’s your take on what just happened a

    Jan 15, 2020, 5:01 PM

    —“Jack Sandusky What’s your take on what just happened at the Kremlin?”—

    Putin is (as we should also) removing a clause from the constitution that puts international law above the russian constitution. We have the same vulnerability in our constitution in that it is possible for a treaty to override our constitution. This is yet another hole in the constitution that the P-constitution repairs.

    (a) there is no violation of natural law no matter what. (b) there is no means of violating the constitution no matter what. (c) there is no law higher than the natural law, and no other law higher than the constitution than the natural law. (d) the constitution includes the law of the european peoples. So we have physical reality > the natural law > law of european peoples (our group strategy) and > constitution that implements that strategy in the natural law, using strict construction. Like I said, I think shit thru.

  • Jan 15, 2020, 5:01 PM —“Jack Sandusky What’s your take on what just happened a

    Jan 15, 2020, 5:01 PM

    —“Jack Sandusky What’s your take on what just happened at the Kremlin?”—

    Putin is (as we should also) removing a clause from the constitution that puts international law above the russian constitution. We have the same vulnerability in our constitution in that it is possible for a treaty to override our constitution. This is yet another hole in the constitution that the P-constitution repairs.

    (a) there is no violation of natural law no matter what. (b) there is no means of violating the constitution no matter what. (c) there is no law higher than the natural law, and no other law higher than the constitution than the natural law. (d) the constitution includes the law of the european peoples. So we have physical reality > the natural law > law of european peoples (our group strategy) and > constitution that implements that strategy in the natural law, using strict construction. Like I said, I think shit thru.

  • That’s Not Rule of Law, and One Man Is Not a Movement

    That’s Not Rule of Law, and One Man Is Not a Movement https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/25/thats-not-rule-of-law-and-one-man-is-not-a-movement/


    Source date (UTC): 2020-05-25 21:40:47 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1265035106244349952

  • That’s Not Rule of Law, and One Man Is Not a Movement

    Jan 17, 2020, 9:01 AM

    —“Trump is a cancer, but it’s totally operable cancer. Remove him under the Constitution and uphold the rule of law. Serve a purpose bigger than yourselves.”— Some Twitter Idiot

    You’re wrong of course: a useful idiot for purveyors of the Alinsky method of personalizing political movements. Trump is just a representative of half the population. Half the population that is getting very close to “cleansing” the country of the other half of the population. Rule of Law = Rule of non-discretion, and rule of non-discretion limits us to voluntary reciprocity. You’re lying by pretending majoritarian dictates are rule of law. They aren’t. Our ancestors spent thousands of years developing rule-of-law rather than rule-by-discretion (man). You and Yours didn’t seek exchanges under rule of law, under the american constitution as a document of rule of law by the natural law of reciprocity – you sought majoritarianism. Rule by discretion (authority). Whether that authority by one, some, or majority is irrelevant.

  • That’s Not Rule of Law, and One Man Is Not a Movement

    Jan 17, 2020, 9:01 AM

    —“Trump is a cancer, but it’s totally operable cancer. Remove him under the Constitution and uphold the rule of law. Serve a purpose bigger than yourselves.”— Some Twitter Idiot

    You’re wrong of course: a useful idiot for purveyors of the Alinsky method of personalizing political movements. Trump is just a representative of half the population. Half the population that is getting very close to “cleansing” the country of the other half of the population. Rule of Law = Rule of non-discretion, and rule of non-discretion limits us to voluntary reciprocity. You’re lying by pretending majoritarian dictates are rule of law. They aren’t. Our ancestors spent thousands of years developing rule-of-law rather than rule-by-discretion (man). You and Yours didn’t seek exchanges under rule of law, under the american constitution as a document of rule of law by the natural law of reciprocity – you sought majoritarianism. Rule by discretion (authority). Whether that authority by one, some, or majority is irrelevant.

  • Three Questions on Rule of Law – and Governing

    Three Questions on Rule of Law – and Governing https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/25/three-questions-on-rule-of-law-and-governing/


    Source date (UTC): 2020-05-25 21:38:41 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1265034578319806470

  • Three Questions on Rule of Law – and Governing

    Jan 17, 2020, 2:06 PM by Caleb Mimnaugh

    —” Rule of law rather than rule by man… man, even the aesthetics of those words are beautiful. 3 clarifications – if you have the time. 1. Do you think the authorising/legitimising process of rulers (e.g an election, the divine right of kings) is an unnecessary function or do you think it could be performed better? 2. If the former, how is it unnecessary? 3. If the latter, where can it be improved? 3a. I ask because I don’t see how majoritarianism is rule by discretion. “—-

    1. Via-Negativa: One needs a king, as a minimum of a judge of last resort. This is the only duty of king that cannot be performed by subordinates. Presidents have failed to bridge the gap between king and prime minister. It was a bad idea. Washington was wrong. There is no better solution than hereditary monarchy for reasons Hoppe’s done a better job of explaining than I have.
    2. Via-Negativa: The purpose of elections is not legitimacy but to de-legitimize a government that is failing to perform. So far we have no better solution than regular elections, and the parliamentary system is clearly better than the american system.

    3. The first improvement is to return to houses for the classes, even if they are not physical houses, but simply assigned voting. The second improvement is to end majoritarianism, and instead, to negotiate construct contracts between the houses, so it’s a market for the production of commons. The third improvement is to outlaw and severely punish even the advocacy of a violation of the natural law and the constitution of natural law. The fourth is to restore standing in court in matters of the commons.

    3a. Majoritarianism in the left’s understanding (a falsehood) is First, that there is no law the majority cannot override. Second, that there is nothing a majority cannot impose upon the minority. AS FAR AS I KNOW: The organs of the state are limited to: 1. Defense of all the people’s capital by military means (military) 2. Defense of the truth and reciprocity in display word and deed by judicial means (courts) 3. Production of catastrophic insurance by financial means. (Treasury). 4. Production of goods, services, information, and knowledge (research) by empirical, financial and economic means (State) 5. Production, and maintenance of those commons that decrease the costs of differences in time and physical space (infrastructure) by political means. (Government) 6. Production of the “sacred” monuments that produce intertemporal, intergeneration, aesthetics by monarchical means. (monarchy). This is the division of labor that our ancestors era lacked sufficient resolution due to sufficient economic experience, to foresee. There is however, little evidence, that there exists a superior form of government to a universal militia, a monarchy and cabinet, with a house of lords (franchise holders) and commons (business owners) approving limited to rejecting the raising of funds (rather than continuous taxes) requested by the cabinet, when they are regulated by rule of law, and standing in court in matters of the commons. Democracy is nothing more than a peaceful way of throwing the bums out, and that is the maximum utility we should ever expect of it. Cheers

  • Three Questions on Rule of Law – and Governing

    Jan 17, 2020, 2:06 PM by Caleb Mimnaugh

    —” Rule of law rather than rule by man… man, even the aesthetics of those words are beautiful. 3 clarifications – if you have the time. 1. Do you think the authorising/legitimising process of rulers (e.g an election, the divine right of kings) is an unnecessary function or do you think it could be performed better? 2. If the former, how is it unnecessary? 3. If the latter, where can it be improved? 3a. I ask because I don’t see how majoritarianism is rule by discretion. “—-

    1. Via-Negativa: One needs a king, as a minimum of a judge of last resort. This is the only duty of king that cannot be performed by subordinates. Presidents have failed to bridge the gap between king and prime minister. It was a bad idea. Washington was wrong. There is no better solution than hereditary monarchy for reasons Hoppe’s done a better job of explaining than I have.
    2. Via-Negativa: The purpose of elections is not legitimacy but to de-legitimize a government that is failing to perform. So far we have no better solution than regular elections, and the parliamentary system is clearly better than the american system.

    3. The first improvement is to return to houses for the classes, even if they are not physical houses, but simply assigned voting. The second improvement is to end majoritarianism, and instead, to negotiate construct contracts between the houses, so it’s a market for the production of commons. The third improvement is to outlaw and severely punish even the advocacy of a violation of the natural law and the constitution of natural law. The fourth is to restore standing in court in matters of the commons.

    3a. Majoritarianism in the left’s understanding (a falsehood) is First, that there is no law the majority cannot override. Second, that there is nothing a majority cannot impose upon the minority. AS FAR AS I KNOW: The organs of the state are limited to: 1. Defense of all the people’s capital by military means (military) 2. Defense of the truth and reciprocity in display word and deed by judicial means (courts) 3. Production of catastrophic insurance by financial means. (Treasury). 4. Production of goods, services, information, and knowledge (research) by empirical, financial and economic means (State) 5. Production, and maintenance of those commons that decrease the costs of differences in time and physical space (infrastructure) by political means. (Government) 6. Production of the “sacred” monuments that produce intertemporal, intergeneration, aesthetics by monarchical means. (monarchy). This is the division of labor that our ancestors era lacked sufficient resolution due to sufficient economic experience, to foresee. There is however, little evidence, that there exists a superior form of government to a universal militia, a monarchy and cabinet, with a house of lords (franchise holders) and commons (business owners) approving limited to rejecting the raising of funds (rather than continuous taxes) requested by the cabinet, when they are regulated by rule of law, and standing in court in matters of the commons. Democracy is nothing more than a peaceful way of throwing the bums out, and that is the maximum utility we should ever expect of it. Cheers

  • Testimony

    Jan 23, 2020, 8:56 AM

    —“P-method disambiguates legal language by providing a single hermeneutic for interpretation; and rejecting all others.”–Andrew M Gilmour

  • Testimony

    Jan 23, 2020, 8:56 AM

    —“P-method disambiguates legal language by providing a single hermeneutic for interpretation; and rejecting all others.”–Andrew M Gilmour