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<br><br>A premise of CW is that there is a set of [[Inalienable Rights|inalienable rights]] that apply to us all. All of us should be equal in our enjoyment of these rights. And this set of rights should not be violated or abridged by any person or group. | <br><br>A premise of CW is that there is a set of [[Inalienable Rights|inalienable rights]] that apply to us all. All of us should be equal in our enjoyment of these rights. And this set of rights should not be violated or abridged by any person or group. | ||
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(see also [[Civicwiki:Just the Facts Maam|about CW]]) | (see also [[Civicwiki:Just the Facts Maam|about CW]]) | ||
<!--At our beginning, we were a nation of people determined that liberty was fundamental to life. We went to great effort to create something new in government to protect our right to "life, liberty, and property" in a way that would endure. It was new and daring. It was a democratic, federal, republican government with novel protections of liberty. Understanding that such liberty is fragile, we bet the future of our country on the strength of those protections. Benjamin Franklin famously answered when asked what the Constitutional Congress had given the country - "A republic, if you can keep it." We ''<u>have</u>'' kept it. And America became the most successful of countries if personal liberty, wellbeing, and prosperity are the measures. | <!--At our beginning, we were a nation of people determined that liberty was fundamental to life. We went to great effort to create something new in government to protect our right to "life, liberty, and property" in a way that would endure. It was new and daring. It was a democratic, federal, republican government with novel protections of liberty. Understanding that such liberty is fragile, we bet the future of our country on the strength of those protections. Benjamin Franklin famously answered when asked what the Constitutional Congress had given the country - "A republic, if you can keep it." We ''<u>have</u>'' kept it. And America became the most successful of countries if personal liberty, wellbeing, and prosperity are the measures. | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 1 March 2014
CW is a project that seeks to bring objective thought to civic issues. It is a reaction to the political process as it has evolved from our country's beginnings into what it has become today - a process filled with misinformation to serve political agendas. CW would prefer political advocacy that places objective information above power seeking. Our agenda is to establish an environment of anonymous civil discourse that helps CW readers become immune to misinformation and be able to see through the fog of political rhetoric. (see also about CW)
