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Wissler, Shayne

 
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Synopsis

FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS www.forindividualrights.com Approachable by the general reader, this is a must-read book for every human being who wants to know their rights and have them respected, and who embraces the ideal of a peaceful and prosperous future for humanity. Inspired by the vision of John Locke, the Founders of America, and Issac Newton, Shayne Wissler systematically and passionately presents his case for individual rights. Part I begins with the irrefutable foundation of common experience and ends with the pinnacle revelation of how government can actually be based on the consent of the governed. Just as Issac Newton's Three Laws of Motion describe the predictable actions of physical objects, Shayne Wissler's Three Laws of Human Relations describe the peaceful actions of human beings in a sociopolitical context. Part II unleashes a righteous fury of logic, demolishing rights-usurping ideas of all kinds. Part III builds anew, offering ideas for rescuing a culture from the vicious grasp of those who parasitically feed off of the rights of others. This concise and powerful work builds on the best political ideas of the past, and presents a new hope for the future.

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FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS www.forindividualrights.com Approachable by the general reader, this is a must-read book for every human being who wants to know their rights and have them respected, and who embraces the ideal of a peaceful and prosperous future for humanity. Inspired by the vision of John Locke, the Founders of America, and Issac Newton, Shayne Wissler systematically and passionately presents his case for individual rights. Part I begins with the irrefutable foundation of common experience and ends with the pinnacle revelation of how government can actually be based on the consent of the governed. Just as Issac Newton's Three Laws of Motion describe the predictable actions of physical objects, Shayne Wissler's Three Laws of Human Relations describe the peaceful actions of human beings in a sociopolitical context. Part II unleashes a righteous fury of logic, demolishing rights-usurping ideas of all kinds. Part III builds anew, offering ideas for rescuing a culture from the vicious grasp of those who parasitically feed off of the rights of others. This concise and powerful work builds on the best political ideas of the past, and presents a new hope for the future.

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