Michael Badnarik Rights vs Privileges

Michael Badnarik Rights vs Privileges
Michael Badnarik discusses the distinction between rights and privileges in his "Good To Be King: U.S. Constitution Guide" book. Badnarik argues that rights are inherent and not granted by any entity, while privileges are contingent and subject to change or revocation. He uses this distinction to analyze the U.S. Constitution and its implications.

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The phrase "Written in 1787, ratified in 1788, and in operation since 1789 as amended with the Bill of Rights in 1791 and violated by Bank Bill of 1791" refers to the Bill of Rights, ratified in 1791, and the Bank Bill of 1791, which sparked early debates about how the Bill of Rights and other federal laws might be interpreted and applied, according to the Constitution Help Center. The Bill of Rights, comprising the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, outlines fundamental rights and liberties like freedom of speech, religion, and the press, and the right to bear arms. The Bank Bill, which created the Bank of the United States, raised questions about the extent of federal power and whether it could infringe upon individual rights. While the Bank Bill did not directly violate the Bill of Rights in a literal sense, it did violate the Constitution. It also triggered debates about the proper balance of power and the interpretation of rights under the new federal government.

This has been an ongoing debate since the First Continental Congress and especially since 1776. What makes one man believe that he has the right and power to control another man?

1. Why are Americans knowingly or unknowingly using unconstitutional money in their daily wages and their everyday transactions?

2. Why did the American Military Industrial Complex attack Americans by flying planes into the World Trade Towers and purposefully demolishing building 7 on September 11, 2001 (9/11)?

3. Who was really behind the silencing of President Donald Trump from Twitter and the White House website etc. after January 6, 2021?

4. Why did the American Military Industrial Complex attack Americans by distributing a proven bioweapon (Could SARS-CoV-2 or COVID-19 Be a Biological Weapon?) and calling it COVID-19 beginning in March of 2020 in the United States?

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A belief in the right and power to control another man can stem from a variety of factors, including a lack of self-esteem, a desire for control, and the belief that control is a sign of power or dominance. Additionally, social conditioning, cultural norms, and a person's own experiences can shape their perspective on power and control.

About Michael Badnarik

Michael Badnarik is the original founder of the Constitutional Help Center and the Constitution Preservation Class: "Introduction to the Constitution" with Michael ... Michael Badnarik travels the country teaching an eight-hour class on the preservation of the Constitution ...

American software engineer and political figure, the founder of the Constitution Help Center founder, Michael James Badnarik was an American software engineer, political figure, and radio talk show host. Wikipedia

Born: August 1, 1954, Hammond, IN
Died: August 11, 2022 (age 68 years), San Antonio, TX
Books: Good to Be King: The Foundation of Our Constitutional Freedom
Party: Libertarian Party
Education: Indiana University Bloomington

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Michael Badnarik has created a constitutional primer that will edify and entertain school children and seasoned libertarians alike. Good to be King presents a ...

Michael Badnarik has created a constitutional primer that will edify and entertain school children and seasoned libertarians alike. Good to be King presents a thoroughly readable explanation of how our constitutional republic should work, and how the system became broken in the first place.

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