Nullification is not a radical idea. It is a legitimate tool against oppresion.

by David K. Williams, Jr. | 1:34 pm, January 15, 2013

Play along with me here…Suppose the federal government declares an emergency and decided it needed to put some soldiers up in private residences for a short time. Some owners of such private residences are not happy with this. They refuse to comply.T…

What privacy isn’t: a few pointers for fighting for your self-respect and your private life

by Eileen | 6:54 am, June 16, 2012

As I have noted previously on this site and in PPC’s lectures and courses, privacy advocates are at a grave disadvantage these days. So much proposed, and passed, legislation treats this cherished and fundamental right as a throwaway.  There is a common thread to almost all political denigrations of the right to privacy and to [...]

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