Part of the reason Americans feel betrayed by the Establishment is that many Americans went to high school and know the basic principles upon which the USA was founded. And they know these principles have been betrayed.
The Constitution of the USA is a good argument for Trump.
That means protection of your life and family and property is the only job of government. To protect the plain old working guy from crime from within society and from foreign invaders. Certainly it is not to bring in foreign invaders and to take your taxes to pay welfare. Nor is it the job of government to take your money and give it to people that refuse to work. [Nor is it the job of government to force people to pay for the queer choices of others. If they want to get Aids and die that is their choice. The government has no business forcing to to pay for it.]
The establishment has violated these principles. That is both the Democrats and the G.O.P., in a way that the average working class American can feel extremely betrayed.
And the Constitution has halachic validity as it is a contract. Contracts are valid documents and have legal force in Torah law.
And outside of that it can be shown that the Constitution has philosophical validity as it embodies principles that are defensible by means of reason. That is it takes the best from Pericles's Athens, John Lock and Montesquieu and combines them in a way that bring these principles into action.
Part of the reason Americans feel betrayed by the Establishment is that many Americans went to high school and know the basic principles upon which the USA was founded. And they know these principles have been betrayed.
And for the general public I should mention that the basic principles of the USA are actually well founded philosophical principles. But more Americans are aware of them because many people learned about thee ideas that got incorporated into the Constitution when in high school. Just for a fast refresher that means limited government, private property, civil space of private affairs where government has no business [Hobbes], rights to your own stuff and family. Even the USSR never had free stuff. If a person did not work in the USSR he did not collect an unemployment check. He went straight to jail. [Check it out. I ought to know.]
Everyone was required to have a workbook that showed his present employer. A month that nothing was written there was enough to send a person to a soviet work camp. And believe me when people had to find work they found all kinds of creative ways to do so.
The Constitution of the USA is a good argument for Trump.
That means protection of your life and family and property is the only job of government. To protect the plain old working guy from crime from within society and from foreign invaders. Certainly it is not to bring in foreign invaders and to take your taxes to pay welfare. Nor is it the job of government to take your money and give it to people that refuse to work. [Nor is it the job of government to force people to pay for the queer choices of others. If they want to get Aids and die that is their choice. The government has no business forcing to to pay for it.]
The establishment has violated these principles. That is both the Democrats and the G.O.P., in a way that the average working class American can feel extremely betrayed.
And the Constitution has halachic validity as it is a contract. Contracts are valid documents and have legal force in Torah law.
And outside of that it can be shown that the Constitution has philosophical validity as it embodies principles that are defensible by means of reason. That is it takes the best from Pericles's Athens, John Lock and Montesquieu and combines them in a way that bring these principles into action.
Part of the reason Americans feel betrayed by the Establishment is that many Americans went to high school and know the basic principles upon which the USA was founded. And they know these principles have been betrayed.
And for the general public I should mention that the basic principles of the USA are actually well founded philosophical principles. But more Americans are aware of them because many people learned about thee ideas that got incorporated into the Constitution when in high school. Just for a fast refresher that means limited government, private property, civil space of private affairs where government has no business [Hobbes], rights to your own stuff and family. Even the USSR never had free stuff. If a person did not work in the USSR he did not collect an unemployment check. He went straight to jail. [Check it out. I ought to know.]
Everyone was required to have a workbook that showed his present employer. A month that nothing was written there was enough to send a person to a soviet work camp. And believe me when people had to find work they found all kinds of creative ways to do so.
