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→Natural law, unalienable rights, and the U.S. founding fathers
The Founding Fathers' philosophy led to the creation of one of the strongest countries in history, with a very high level of individual freedom while still maintaining law and order.
The Founding Fathers' philosophy led to the creation of one of the strongest countries in history, with a very high level of individual freedom while still maintaining law and order.
==War on Freedom in the 21st century==
The War on Freedom in the 21st century takes many forms. In [[Western]] societies, it can be painfully apparent in rhetoric of a climate apocalypse. Thomas D. Williams of ''[[Breitbart]]'', in commenting on the use of [[pseudoscience]] to promote an [[authoritarian]] [[cultural Marxist]] social agenda and shrill cries for action, observes:
{{quotebox|“Any movement toward a more just and civil society can now be considered a meaningful climate action,” asserts a new essay in the ''[[New Yorker'', which links [[gun control]], [[immigration]], and [[climate change]].
“Securing fair elections is a climate action. Combating extreme wealth inequality is a climate action. Shutting down the hate machines on [[social media]] is a climate action,” insists ''New Yorker'' writer Jonathan Franzen in his lengthy September 8 [2019] essay.
“Instituting humane immigration policy, advocating for racial and gender equality, promoting respect for laws and their enforcement, supporting a free and independent press, ridding the country of assault weapons—these are all meaningful climate actions,” he writes.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/environment/2019/09/09/new-yorker-proposes-ridding-country-assault-weapons-fight-climate-change/</ref>
==Examples of the War on Freedom==
==Examples of the War on Freedom==