Tag Archives: unenumerated rights

The tyranny of licenses, permits, and permission slips – and trusting without verifying the truth

Posted on December 2, 2025 by TPOL Nathan

Have you, dear reader, seen this or something similar to it? Yes, these are real cases. You can find the details online, just as we at TPOL did. But …

Posted in Ideas for liberty, Nathan's Rants, Questions answered | Tagged 9th Amendment, constitutional rights, enumerated rights, false information, fees, liberties, public perception, Rights, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, taxes, unenumerated rights | Leave a comment

A brief look at the 9th Amendment and “gun control”

Posted on October 2, 2019 by TPOL Nathan

By Nathan Barton In 2019, much of the Bill of Rights has become a dead letter, honored (but threatened) by words and largely ignored (or avoided through loopholes) in practice. L Neil Smith, in his BORE initiative, points this out … Continue reading →

Posted in Nathan's Rants | Tagged Bill of Rights, conflict between rights, constitution, liberty, Our right of self-defense, private property, property rights, right to keep and bear arms, unenumerated rights | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: unenumerated rights

The tyranny of licenses, permits, and permission slips – and trusting without verifying the truth

A brief look at the 9th Amendment and “gun control”

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