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| G. Edward Griffin: The Future is Calling - The Future is Calling Part One |
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| Commentary/Politics - Guest Commentaries | |||
| Written by G. Edward Griffin | |||
| Tuesday, 12 May 2009 14:20 | |||
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THE THREE COMMANDMENTS OF FREEDOM The Creed of Freedom is based on five principles. However, in day-to-day application, they can be reduced to just three general codes of conduct. I consider them to be The Three Commandments of Freedom: INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS Do not sacrifice the rights of any individual or minority for the assumed rights of the group. EQUALITY UNDER LAW Do not endorse any law that does not apply to all citizens equally. FREEDOM OF CHOICE Do not use coercion for any purpose except to protect human life, liberty, or property. THE THREE PILLARS OF FREEDOM Another way of viewing these principles is to consider them as the three pillars of freedom. They are concepts that underlie the ideology of individualism, and individualism is the indispensable foundation of freedom. SEND THIS REPORT TO YOUR FRIENDS. You can print this as a handout or send it as an email attachment. To send as an attachment, bring it on screen in Adobe Acrobat and select FILE > SEND MAIL > PAGE BY EMAIL. From the box that appears, you can send to more than one person at a time. Include a brief personal message and sign off with your name so recipients will know it is not spam. Then click on SEND. If spell check appears, select IGNORE ALL. An optional method is to copy this file to a disk and process it as you would any other email attachment.
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