EP:13 - Erick Bailon
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EP:13 - Erick Bailon
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In this episode I sit down with Erick Bailon, an independent researcher and writer, for a thought-provoking conversation on history, law, and ethics.
We explore the conspiracy theory surrounding Bill Clinton’s grandfather and his supposed role in shaping Clinton’s path to the presidency, diving into the historical and speculative elements of the claim.
We also discuss the complexities of abortion law and moral law, analyzing how legal systems navigate ethical dilemmas. I share my perspective on Christianity as a state religion for the United States, as Erick questions whether such a move aligns with the country’s founding principles.
Our conversation then shifts to the Second Amendment, where we examine the right to bear arms in the modern era and its legal interpretations. Finally, Erick introduces his Freedom-Driven Ethics Project, outlining his vision for a moral framework centered on individual liberty and ethical responsibility.
Tune in for an engaging discussion that challenges mainstream narratives and dives deep into law, philosophy, and political theory.