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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2021 · 1H 13M

Episode 52

from Natural Law · host Bill Hoey

In this episode I will discuss: the main focus of reading the TFTP article was the immorality side of the behavioral law equation, U.S. economic sanctions of Iran and other countries in the past, most people are ignorant of the suffering of others, all humans have free will, we are all free so it is not necessary as well as contradictory for Americans to create and fight in overseas wars, natural behavioral law proxies, natural laws are a science not religion, politicians are equated with the existence of morality, people think that without politicians that there aren't any rules, there are always laws of behavior in existence, police and military are the substitutes for the consequences of natural behavioral laws, humans use violence as a consequence, proxies within proxies, the political left(mommy), the political right(daddy), money as a proxy for true value, all NL proxies survive due to human fears, cannot enforce laws, self - defense is not law enforcement it is alignment with natural laws, paradoxes and contradictions from the existence of behavioral law proxies, I am not playing word games, laws cannot be created or destroyed by humans, people think that without police there will be no consequences for immorality, owning a firearm does not make you a man, Bishop as an allegory in the movie: Juice.   

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