The Syracuse FOL study group read the NY Constitution last week, and were appalled and disgusted. We decided to read some other states' constitutions to do a comparison: Texas, New Hampshire,…Continue
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We've completed The Real Thomas Jefferson and are now moving on to The Real Benjamin Franklin. This book is not as long as the others, so we are hoping to only allow 2-3 weeks for…Continue
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Alix Kowalczyk replied to Alix Kowalczyk's discussion Syracuse Study Group: Tuesday December 14Posted on October 25, 2011 at 2:55pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This debate on the Declaration of Independence is interesting: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15345511
The Americans got it right when they went back to natural law. It seemed to me like the British barristers had a flimsy argument. Americans did not have the same rights at citizens in England, and the King did nothing to address the complaints listed in the Declaration. You…
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The Syracuse Study Group was inspired to read more of Bastiat after reading That Which is Seen....we chose to read The Law. WOW! Excellent essay that predicts most of the issues the U.S. is having today. Bastiat gives a clear understanding of the relationship between the legislator and the people.
There are also some great comparisons between philosophers that we have touched on in FOL - Montesquieu, Solon, etc. Robespierre said: "The principle of the…
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The Syracuse Study Group just finished That Which is Seen and That Which is Not Seen. A great read!! I would highly recommend Bastiat to most people we know. Its a short, fairly easy read, and will definitely get conversations going. I have even shared it with some of my co-workers.
Its inspired a great idea: tweak some of some of Bastiat's examples to fit modern day, and make a short video for…
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I just started reading That Which is Seen and That Which is Not Seen - every American should be reading this! Well written, common sense, great examples. This man knew what he was talking about in the 1800s - why are we not learning from the great thinkers of the past?? I would love to see a debate between Frederic Bastiat and Paul Krugman. Krugman would lose.
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