Articles containing the tag: civil rights

Jailed for Feeding Homeless

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

The weakest members of the society are under special legal protection (Exo. 23:6; Prov. 22:22), and in addition, God encourages those well off to freely help and share with the needy (Deut. 15:7-11). There are specific provisions in the Law that command the society to leave open opportunities for the poor to work for their food (Exo. 23:11; Lev. 19:10). God Himself sets apart at least third of the tithe owed to Him for the poor (Deut. 26:12). While there is no government re-distribution of wealt (cont.)
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Man's Law

Stupid rules passed by power-hungry government thugs trump any concern for the poor, any private charity, and any legitimate needs of non-criminal individuals. Private charity becomes a crime against the state (as it also was in the Soviet Union). The state – our modern god walking on earth – decides who will give and who will receive, and under what conditions, and charity is allowed only by government fiat and through government force. Private voluntary charity is always under susp (cont.)
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Woman’s identity hijacked by federal agent

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

Under the Law of God, false witnesses are punished by the same punishment they were trying to bring on the innocent person with their false witness (Deut. 19:15-21). There is no special exemption for government thugs in the Law. Therefore, in this case, the government thug Timothy Sinnigen would have been sentenced to exactly the same punishment as the innocent victim would be, with no parole. In addition, because slander against the reputation of an innocent person is considered of the same mag (cont.)
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Man's Law

Under the laws of men, an individual’s reputation is not considered of any value for the government thugs, and therefore can be used in any way as they see fit, to destroy or tarnish. Also, false accusations, when made by government thugs, are never punished. Government thugs are allowed to inflict any kind of moral, psychological, or physical harm to private individuals without any option for recourse or justice.

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7-year-old murdered in no-knock raid

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

Under the Law of God, killing an innocent person intentionally (which would include direct attack on a home using weapons for murder) is always punished by death (Exo. 21:12-14). There is no special case for government uniformed thugs with badges, and there is no special privilege for anyone to be allowed to kill innocent people for whatever reason. There’s also no provision in the Law of God for standing army or police with special privileges higher than those of law-abiding citizens. Und (cont.)
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Man's Law

Under the laws of men, they won’t be tried in court, and most probably won’t even be fired or made to pay indemnity to the parents. They will be allowed to continue roaming the streets and brutalizing, torturing, and killing innocent people, all in the name of the “safety” of those innocent people.

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Campus on lockdown for carrying an umbrella

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

Under the Law of God, there is no standing army of trigger-happy, uniformed thugs, who have special legal rights to harass innocent people for any possible suspicion or imagination. The government gets involved only when a real crime has been committed and witnesses are brought in to testify. The safety of the society is left to the self-control and the vigilance of free men, armed to protect their communities.

Man's Law

Under the laws of man, it is the individual, free, innocent person who is always the “threat” to society, and he is always subject to harassment by the government’s professional army of thugs who eventually take in their hands everything, including official theft and instant executions without trial or verdict. In the final account, there is nothing an individual can do that won’t get him in trouble with the “authorities,” if they decide he is a “possibl (cont.)
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Selling Kids to Prisons

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

Under the Law of God, there isn’t any provision for a prison system where young men are forced to spend the most productive years of their lives between four walls, in forced idleness, at taxpayers’ expense. Therefore, such horrible crimes of official kidnapping as this judge’s verdicts wouldn’t be possible at all.

Man's Law

Under the laws of man, a prison system is specifically created to destroy the souls of those who are doomed to rot in it, concentrating huge amounts of tax money, creating perfect conditions for corruption. This judge’s victims will never be compensated for the loss of their productive years and for the destruction of their souls. He will eventually receive a parole or even amnesty and will be free again, while the young men whom he officially kidnapped and sold will struggle their whole l (cont.)
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Code of Silence

Published under Law Enforcement

God's Law

Every member of the society enjoys equal protection under the Law, and there is no class of uniformed thugs who enjoy a monopoly on violence with impunity, nor monopoly on arrest, nor monopoly on making others comply with their whims or tyrannical encroachments. Responsibility is a two-way street and there is one law for everyone in the society, from the least to the greatest.

Man's Law

The society is stratified into castes where some castes enjoy immunity protection under the law and monopoly on indiscriminate violence. For the members of the lower castes – those who have no access to the levers of political power – there is seldom any recourse against injustice committed by those of the more privileged castes. Even when they are allowed to seek compensation or indemnity, it must be done through a laborious and expensive judicial and bureaucratic process, whereas t (cont.)
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