A proper screening for immigrants does not include ideology, but screens for rights violating actions.
Amy Peikoff
Amy Peikoff, J.D., Ph.D., is a philosopher and lawyer who blogs at dontletitgo.com.She is currently writing a book, "Legalizing Privacy: Why and How," which discusses the value of privacy for the virtuous life and the proper means of protecting it.
Edward Snowden: Hero or Traitor?
It may be true that revealing information about the NSA’s methods — some of which it uses legitimately — could make a terrorist’s job easier. But if revealing those methods is necessary to alert the American people to the injustice committed by the NSA, then so be it.
Leave Us Alone Mr. Obama
No, President Obama, I don’t ask the government to make my life easier. I just want government to stop making it harder. After enduring a week of terrible news, we were blessed today with yet another speech by our President. And the only way to endure that is,...
Is Facebook Invading Your Right to Privacy?
The best way of legally protecting states of privacy is via our rights to property and contract.
No Compromise
?Today former President Bill Clinton held an impromptu press conference in order to support the tax-cut deal that Obama reached with some Republicans. The mainstream media is already speculating that the circumstances of the conference, the demeanor of Obama and...
Symbolism and Emotion: Further Arguments Against the NYC Mosque, Part II
This is a continutation of Miss Peikoff's arguments presented in her previous article Further Arguments Against the NYC Mosque.A Facebook friend of mine brought to my attention two answers that Ayn Rand gave in her Q & A sessions that might be of use to us in this...
Further Arguments Against the NYC Mosque
Publisher's Note: Above artwork of Bosch's "Towering over Islam" is courtesy of: http://www.newsrealblog.com/2010/06/03/towering-over-islam/In the last couple of weeks Objectivists have been debating whether our government should interfere with the construction of a...
Would-Be Intellectual Vandals Get Their Day in the Supreme Court
In 1998 Congress, pursuant to its Constitutional power to determine the duration of federal copyright protection, passed a law extending the term of that protection by 20 years. This law brought United States copyright protection in line with that already afforded in...
Downey Supporters Only Half Right
Award-winning actor Robert Downey Jr. has been arrested again. Before Tuesday's arrest on drug charges, he already faced the possibility of nearly five years in prison for charges stemming from his arrest last November in Palm Springs. Now state officials have...
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