Nooganomics. Local economy & free markets
In Chattanooga & beyond
Category: Common law rights
How organic, living society is pressed down into passivity
February 9, 2014
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By David Tulis Tyranny. Despotism. Words such as these are frequently on the lips of people. Many people who agree with the Christian and libertarian critique of federal misgovernment give the impression they are shouting …
Homeowner cited to court should use defense of poetry
February 6, 2014
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By David Tulis Dear Elizabeth, just having come across your story, I am not sure of its parts nor how exactly the man writing the citation perceives your backyard and the litter alleged to …
How spoils system would make city, county more responsive to voters
February 4, 2014
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By David Tulis Why do you vote? Is it possible that when you vote you are agreeing to take part in a system in which your representative by election tinkers with the power of law, …
Behind effort to politically unman Anderson is capital idea: Marriage
January 27, 2014
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By David Tulis Chattanooga city council member Chris Anderson faces a petition for recall on the part of disgruntled residents dissatisfied by his representation overall as much as by his homosexual agenda push. Thanks to …
Lesser magistrates have authority to defy lawless rulings from afar
January 18, 2014
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By David Tulis A bill to throw off the mechanical contraption of Obamacare from atop the warm, organic civil society of Tennessee brings up the doctrine of interposition. It says the Tennessee general assembly has …
Localism is forgotten bulwark against violent policing and militarized law enforcement
December 27, 2013
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This 10-minute video suggests the extent of police brutality that has occurred with the militarization of policing. By David Tulis By one calculation we are 29 times more likely to be slain by a police …
Books your 16-year-old should read; free markets & prosperity vs. statism, welfarism
December 23, 2013
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By David Tulis At church Monte Pool and I stand in our respective pews after a worship service and talk about books. Monte, 16, and members of his family have just moved to Chattanooga, his …