When the enactment of a law is based on willful, intentional deceit and fraud, is that law a legitimate law? Is it a real law, or is it a non-law? Are the subjects of such a law—the American citizens—required to submit to the fraudulent intentions of this law, or are they within their inalienable rights to refuse to obey such a law?
Does a law like this actually break the social contract between the citizens and those who have been elected to create and enforce our laws? Is it the duty of a good citizens to refuse to obey such a law, or should we submit to the fraudulent intent? Would submitting to such a law be what our Founding Fathers considered to be tyranny?
I present each of these questions for your careful consideration. They apply to any law that is not transparent. The questions also apply to any law created craftily—to any law intended to diminish our freedoms.
Specifically, I’m referring to the Affordable Care Act, but these questions apply to any law that is intended to rob us of the freedoms we have traditionally been empowered to enjoy by the Bill of Rights.
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