Disclaimer: The following is intended as a discussion and exploration of our personal health and our experience with the carnivore (all meat) diet, and is not meant to be taken as medical advice, or to suggest a cure or treatment for any disease or illness. If you are interested in this practice, please educate yourself thoroughly. […]
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Freedom of Speech, a concept many Americans take for granted, provides basic fundamental liberties while drawing many challenges in the modern day. The First Amendment covers Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, Freedom of Assembly, and Freedom to Petition. Be sure to understand that the Bill of Rights and Constitution serve
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In recent weeks, several news media outlets released multiple photographs with stories of despair about the alleged horrors along the Southern Border. Accounts of children ripped from their parents’ arms over President Trump’s “Zero-Tolerance” policy. Unsurprisingly, the photos spread like wildfire, cast widespread by mainstream news and social media influencers. Meanwhile, disparaging comments made about
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The members of the Constitutional Convention could not have imagined the technological advancement of the past few decades or how it would affect police search and seizure activities. Americans commonly take privacy and security for granted. The Internet coupled with intelligent computers changed the trajectory of all American lives leading to unprecedented challenges to our Fourth
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Inspired by clauses from the Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights, the Freedom to Petition Clause bloomed later in America than the other four categories of the First Amendment. Petition Any Level This clause applies equally to state, local, and federal governments. Courts have ruled that citizens may petition all branches of government, whether
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The right to peaceful protest grants groups of people the ability to come together to express, promotes, pursue, and defend ideas collectively. Also known as freedom of association, allows groups to assemble, speak, and be heard, publicly in a non-violent manner, and in some cases on private property. Assemble For Support Protests have long been
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