Taminad’s Substack
Taminad CrittendenImagining how we can organize our communities based upon voluntary free-will relationships, and not relying upon the government's monopoly on legitimate violence that makes almost everything government does a system of mass coercion.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 102 | Subscribers | Read | nonviolence.substack.com |
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Democratic Party Supreme Court Justices Are Traitors Against America
Judges should believe that the constitution they are sworn to uphold is the best constitution. If they don't, they're traitors.
Make Juries Great Again: Citizen Stakeholder Control over the Judicial System
Despite the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing it, trial by jury is dead. Past articles in this Non-Violence publication’s series on building a Stakeholder Control society have suggested using juries to judge disputes over whether an individual...
Stakeholder Control: Right to Property Ownership for All Renters
It is fundamentally unjust to shut renters out of ownership. The legal system should recognize only rental contracts that grant renters ownership shares in the properties they live on.
Stakeholder Control: Avoid War, Enable Peaceful Border Changes Thru Water Lines As Objective Boundaries
Rather than artificial political boundaries, require that all boundaries fall along river/watershed boundaries.
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