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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 6 MIN

Dream of Total Justice

from Faith and Action: The Collected Articles of R. J. Rushdoony, 1965-2004 · host R.J. Rushdoony

This passage examines how well-intentioned social and labor programs can be exploited, often favoring the wrong parties. The “Burglar Cops of Hollywood” case illustrates law enforcement officers who committed theft while on duty yet received overtime pay during interrogation and even claims for disability due to the stress of being caught. Similarly, in a sex-discrimination lawsuit, the plaintiff received far less than her lawyers, highlighting systemic inequities in benefit distribution. The author argues that abuses in social programs, wage laws, and benefits diminish public trust and threaten the longevity of these initiatives. The solution, he suggests, is active civic involvement to eliminate abuses: if you value a program, work to ensure it serves its intended purpose rather than rewarding exploitation. #SocialPrograms #AbuseOfBenefits #PublicTrust #CivicResponsibility #LawEnforcementAccountability

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