If you only have time to listen to one segment, this is it. Ian Underwood joins us to take the distractions out of the debate (almost any debate, actually); words mean something and if you are going to keep changing the meanings of words there is no reason to even write laws and no reason why anyone should pay attention to these laws. If legislators be free to ignore or redefine the words of Constitutions meant to constrain them, why should we take the words they use to constrain us any more seriously? We also address the contradiction of the state managing the right to self-defense, talk about the right of jury nullification, issues with indefinite detention, your right to remain silent, and more.
Segment Four With Ian Underwood
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