By Freedom Advocates
Posted May 30, 2013
Which Philosophy of Rights?
Private Property
The Unalienable Right to Use and Enjoy One’s Property
By Michael Shaw, 5/14/2008 –
Private property is more than a "thing." Your body, your thoughts and your actions obtain for you the benefits of various things, but it is the relationship between you and those things that form the essence of private property. Our forebearers recognized the idea and the ideal that every individual possesses unalienable rights. When this idea is respected it provides great advantages to individuals and society.
Liberty - Legitimate Government
Understanding Unalienable Rights
By Michael Shaw, 8/4/2009 –
Why do we use the term unalienable instead of inalienable? Inalienable rights are subject to changes in the law such as when property rights are given a back seat to emerging environmental law or free speech rights give way to political correctness. Whereas under the original doctrine of unalienable rights, these rights cannot be abridged.
Liberty - Legitimate Government
Unalienable Rights versus Globalism
By Michael Shaw, 12/13/2009 –
Have we abandoned the uniquely American concept of the political, legal and educational recognition of unalienable rights? Reaffirming unalienable rights is our call to duty. You can contribute to this accomplishment by defending unalienable rights and by understanding and informing others of our government’s unrelenting commitment to the ‘global to local’ program of Agenda 21 Sustainable Development.