What is Natural Law? [No. 86]

Why do people accept and obey laws? Professor Hadley Arkes explains that everyone has an innate sense of what is naturally wrong or right, as evidenced by everyday activities and judgments. People recognize that positive laws that are based on these natural law principles are worthy of respect and obedience.
Hadley Arkes is the Founder and Director of the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights and the American Founding. He is Professor Emeritus of Jurisprudence at Amherst College. Professor Arkes is the author of several books and hundreds of articles.
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As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker.
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[@ericfurst6091]

Mark passio‘s seminar about natural law was eye opening for me.

[@KAMI_NPC]

Agreed

[@degenerate82]

that's the one that blows all the others away

[@illustrious1]

It's a must for all to hear.

[@jimkost2002]

Mark is a genius

[@johnanthony8951]

Wait till you read the library of Billy Meier, next level natural law disclosure.

[@manuricher4370]

Natural Law is absolute. Common Law is the humble attempt of we the people to see the administration of justice when wrongs need to be righted. Admiralty maritime law is policies of corporation that does not apply to we the people. Corporations make policies, not Law. ''Gouvernement'' is corporation [corporate agglomeration] the men and women acting as employees for those have no more jurisdiction over we the people then Mc Donald. Gouvernement IS slavery.

[@eternal_affairs]

You're a dangerous domestic terrorist and should be locked up forever. Who do you think you are? Jesus?? Seriously though, thank you for reframing what I've already heard a bit more succintly. Policy is for corporation. LAW is for We The People. It really is that simple. I've often wondered though, does We The People in the constitution apply only to those swear the oath? or in other words sign the contract? Gonna see what a cursory web search brings back. I dno if it was that I was raised by video games or I'm an aries or James Bond was my childhood hero, but I just assumed everyone else wanted freedom and to fight for the truth and what's right. After 30+ years on this planet I've learned that the planet really is in the hands of the wicked one and things are the way they are because people intend them to be that way for the most part. Not that its all bad of course, but some shit we do is really fucked up. I feel like a lot of us are a lot more complicit than we'd like to admit.

[@mariussielcken]

A law is an instruction on how to apply a principle (a musical key) that makes humans harmonize with eachother and nature. In short, laws limit disharmony.

[@Vaga-Bard]

The only law that matters !!!

[@yveslegault6825]

Currently, the respect for "law" is enforced through fear of punishment. One should bebrought into respecting "law" by reciprocity. Give what you like to get That way, we would need a lot less law enforcement agencies..

[@bingeltube]

Federalist Society please redo this video about this important subject with somebody else!

[@kevinjackson4933]

So much for the law of not discriminating by race. There are all kinds of current laws that decide things based on anti-white bias.

[@slayer-kq7hv]

Exactly but don't dare talk about because of you do your a racist.

[@marksage5722]

True in reverse as well if you look at the how our laws are engineered. Every race of people have been victimized by government at one time or another. Anything they can find to divide & Conquer. Why do you think there are two political parties??? Divide & Conquer. Don't take the bait.

[@Nero_Karel]

Thought it very odd that that was the example he chose to bring up to begin with

[@uuubeut]

Passio's 4 part series on The Real Natural Law has no hearing impaired ! seriously

[@nickieglazer33]

LAW Land Air Water

[@susannahwhite7561]

"Natural law, tooth and claw!"Brisco Darling

[@mrJJvds]

Can’t find “ligare” in the etymology of law... internet says it comes from from Old Norse *lagu "law," collective plural of lag "layer, measure, stroke," literally "something laid down, that which is fixed or set" from Proto-Germanic *lagam "put, lay," from PIE root *legh- "to lie, lay" (from PIE root *legh- "to lie down, lay"). Identical with lay (n.2) as "that which is set or established."

[@joncook6167]

It’s actually līgo

[@TahoeJones]

All animals respect and obey the electric fence.

[@SOG-xb4qh]

Do as thy will but harm none.

[@thelaserdoc1]

None of that shit ever happens

[@enisbottenberg]

Wie lange wird es noch dauern bis alle Menschen auf der Welt die englische Sprache sprechen und auch verstehen können? Ĉu via lando havas sufiĉan akvon?

[@joncook6167]

‘We cannot expect you to obey this law only because most of us happen to like it’ Uhh okay buddy

[@TheBriRu]

If this doesn’t speak against abortion

[@Lex-Rex]

Lex iniusta non est lex.

[@sisusota4140]

Banned

[@grantperkins368]

What is?

[@kathytaylor3673]

What about bees, ants, etc. they have a political order. Hmmmm? 🤔

[@ceedee873]

It's not political, it's just how we perceive it through human eyes. Humans have different fundamental natures than to that of insects too.

[@christophersnedeker]

Depends on how you define political.

[@gayrobinson7561]

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[@Luiiciano]

Mark Passio brought me here

[@gayrobinson7561]

To bad, he's a grifter. Go to The Sanity Machine who exposes these creeps. You've got a lot to learn. What a fool this dude is. Wake up! ⏰️