” When we choose not to stand for the status-quo, we are limiting the power of tyrrany!”
– Rand Paul
“If we the people have learned that the government we established, no longer represents the people, than it is our duty to overthrow!”
– Greg Pitsch
“Virtue comes through contemplation of the divine, and the exercise of philosophy. But it also comes through public service. The one is incomplete without the other. Power without wisdom is tyranny; wisdom without power is pointless.”
– Iain Pears
” In this confusion we begin to see what lies behind John Paul II’s startling warning about democracy “effectively mov[ing] towards a form of totalitarianism.” It begins to happen at a practical level when we simultaneously hold that rights which arise from the dignity of the person are also a matter of “bargaining.” New rights can be claimed or created, and whatever privileges can be negotiated around them are then secured by reference to human dignity, even when these new rights are directly contrary to the human dignity of some, for example, the unborn or the elderly sick. This confusion about the nature of rights debases their currency and undermines the first principles of democracy. Such freedom gradually becomes a tyrannical “freedom of the ‘the strong’ against the weak, who have no choice but to submit”
– George Cardinal Pell
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