Sep 24, 2026 · 24 min · 12 segments
Two men born in 1818. One escaped slavery and defended God-given rights, private property, and the Constitution. The other built a theory that put power in the hands of the state. KCarl Smith joins…
Kevin FreemanHostK. Carl SmithGuestThey're God-given, not given by any man, not by any collective or any government.
That's the main difference between the two because that argument right there, which I call in the book dialogue number zero, that is the basis for our rights because all of the rights don't make any sense at all if we get that question wrong.
They're God-given, not given by any man, not by any collective or any government.
That's the main difference between the two because that argument right there, which I call in the book dialogue number zero, that is the basis for our rights because all of the rights don't make any sense at all if we get that question wrong.
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