Adolf Hitler's contempt for traditional German law had been manifest from his earliest days as leader of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP). The NSDAP's Twenty-Five point programme of 1920 proposed that existing law 'be replaced by a German common law'. By implication the NSDAP believed that the primary purpose of law should be to serve a racially defined Aryan national community, enshrined in a 'strong central state power' that would replace the democratic Constitution of 1919. Hitler shared the Party's rejection of the principle of equality for all before the law. However, by 1921 he had confused the exclusivist principles of the Party by imposing one of his own, namely that the 'Leader Principle' (Führerprinzip) should be the law of the Party. It was the 'will' of the Party's Führer, and therefore the 'law' of the NSDAP, that the single-minded, ruthless acquisition of political power should take priority over other considerations.
Thanks again, username18333.
There are many in the U.S. and State governments who are doing just like Hitler, even though it often is on small scale. Germany of Hitler's day wasn't a common law nation. The didn't have the rights of the man built into the basics of their government. Thus it was easy for Hitler to take over.
Yes, it is time that we each do the thing that has nothing to do with politics, but is the individual thing that we are doing all the time, already, anyway. This is to sue every man/woman who harms us and will not make it right.
The advantage of doing it this way is, we don't have the problem of actual, physical fighting going on. Nobody gets hurt. Government people will want to go back into their little niche willingly when we do this, and the law of the land will be put back into the thing that it formerly was, and that it should be, namely, that each person is the king of his castle.
Start studying now, at the link I listed above. Our freedom is built right into the U.S. Constitution.
