ACRU Blog: On Gun Control, ‘Free Speech Zones’ for Christians, Political Correctness, and the Road to Serfdom

Posted by Eric F. Langborgh on 26 Apr 2007 at 05:51 pm

Over at the ACRU Blog, I have posted a number of blog entries for my employer over the past week:

ACLU Declares Churches Free Speech Zones (Restrictions Apply Elsewhere)
“In essence, Mr. Freeman has given voice to what has long been the unspoken policy of the ACLU: to push all religious expression safely inside the walls of church buildings. “Outside of official worship services, Christian,” the ACLU is saying, “you are very welcome to keep your mouth shut.”
Reagan on Gun Control and Self-Defense
“Do we really want security cameras and checkpoints to fill every corner of America? Do we really want extensive intrusion into our medical records and the risk of involuntary internment in medical asylums?
“As Reagan often said, “Government is not a solution to our problem, government is the problem.” Government is the problem here for the very reasons Reagan states above: its promises of security actually make us less secure.”
The Origins and History of Political Correctness
“As Lind, the narrator of the video, explains, political correctness is a product of the morphing of economic Marxism into cultural Marxism in the early 20th century. The way these revolutionaries accomplished that — and how they were able to mainstream their movement and beliefs — is eye-opening, to say the least.”
(Be sure to also read my colleague Bill Otis’s excellent follow-up to my post, entitled “A Dictionary to Educate the Politically Incorrect“)
Property Taxes: The Road to American Serfdom
“So, most of us own our homes. Or do we? A story in yesterday’s USA Today shows that, fundamentally speaking, homeownership is an illusion — and that we are, in fact, serfs. “