Rights Vs Responsibility: Reconciling Our Rights with Our Responsibility

We are rejecting truth and destroying America by:

• Entitling positive rights while liberating us from responsibility

• Promoting evil missions by good-sounding euphemistic misrepresentations

• Calling evil good and good evil

These concerns and others will be addressed in this expose to facilitate our liberation from evil philosophies and false narratives. As Americans we have been given a birthright to transcend the fetters forced upon populations for millennia and become citizens rather than subjects. This liberty given to us by God has made America great and has allowed us to promote freedom of thought, speech and our doctrinal religion of Christianity upon which America was founded.

However, we have chosen to stretch that God given liberty into self-serving license that goes beyond what is moral, right and just. We have changed our constitutional negative rights into unconstitutional positive rights. We have given special "sacred cow" status to various groups and censored citizen's ability to openly criticize those groups. We are in open hostility against the religion upon which America was founded.

You will find that this book addresses these issues boldly and does not compromise the truth to accommodate political correctness or bow to the "sacred cows."

Author: Bill Nitardy
Publisher: William P. Nitardy
Published: 06/30/2017
Pages: 88
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.28lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.18d
ISBN: 9780692907122

About the Author
Nitardy, Bill: - William (Bill) Nitardy has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Minnesota and was employed at 3M Company for his entire career. He has a passion for truth and justice. He has captured many concerns regarding deceptions in his initial book "Understanding the Anatomy of Evil." In his new book titled "Rights vs Responsibility," He expands on additional evil concerns not included in the original book.Atwell, Heidi: - Heidi Atwell is a graduate of Appalachian State University, where she received a B.S. degree in Communications with a concentration in Advertising and a minor in English. She and her husband Derrick have two children, whom they homeschool. When not designing or teaching, Heidi enjoys running, reading, and spending time with friends.