Summary

The video covers the concept of common law and its relationship to natural law. The speaker explains that common law is a reflection of natural law, not man-made law. The main principle of common law is to cause no harm, injury, or loss to others, while acting responsibly and proportionately in all circumstances. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being honorable in contracts and respecting others’ rights. They also discuss unalienable rights, such as the right to food, clean water, air, self-defense, and shelter. The speaker stresses the need to assert these rights, as they are not automatically granted.

Highlights

Definition and Principles of Common Law

The speaker defines common law as a reflection of natural law, not man-made law. They explain that common law is an oral tradition sometimes written down. The main principle is to cause no harm, injury, or loss to others, while acting responsibly and proportionately in all circumstances. The speaker provides examples of justified harm, such as self-defense or medical procedures to save lives.

Importance of Honoring Contracts and Respecting Rights

The speaker emphasizes the importance of being honorable in contracts and keeping one’s word. They explain that rights end where others’ rights begin, promoting mutual respect. The speaker states that one has the right to do anything that does not infringe on the rights of others, and that no one can claim ownership of another’s rights.

Unalienable Rights and the Need to Assert Them

The speaker discusses unalienable rights, including the right to food, clean water, air, self-defense, and shelter. They explain that while these rights cannot be taken away, people still need to assert and stand up for them. The speaker mentions that many people have suffered due to deceptions in the commercial world, including banking and government, which is also considered commerce.