The Canadian Landowner Alliance advocates for provincial legislation that recognizes property rights, and, that the Federal Government of Canada enshrines property rights in the Charter of Rights and freedoms.
Two clauses, 39 and 40, remain on the United Kingdom’s statute books and are at the heart of the legal and constitutional basis of all the Anglosphere’s common law nations.
The strength of Section 39 lies in the statement that no dispossession can occur except in accordance with the law of the land: a truly wonderful concept. The weakness occurs when a dumb, cowardly, and ignorant public meekly accept laws of the land that permit dispossession.
Well said. Where once the English people stood defiant against despotic kings, their craven descendants now realize that self-governance can allow their grasping collective to supplant the despot's greed and beggar the productive minority.
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ReplyDeleteThe strength of Section 39 lies in the statement that no dispossession can occur except in accordance with the law of the land: a truly wonderful concept. The weakness occurs when a dumb, cowardly, and ignorant public meekly accept laws of the land that permit dispossession.
ReplyDeleteWell said. Where once the English people stood defiant against despotic kings, their craven descendants now realize that self-governance can allow their grasping collective to supplant the despot's greed and beggar the productive minority.
Delete"...to supplant the despot's greed and beggar the productive minority."
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