Protect and Serve Whom?

Two Texas police encounters raise a larger question than either incident alone. When those entrusted with authority begin thinking like administrators rather than constitutional guardians, whom does government truly protect?

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The State is Not a Moral Parent

When societies become fearful, they naturally look to government for stability. But when the state evolves from protecting liberty to assuming responsibility for every social problem, it risks becoming something it was never intended to be: a moral parent. This essay traces the ideas that shaped that transformation and offers a framework for recognizing it today.

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