Tag: shelter in place orders

• The Moral Limits of Forcible Detention

  If rights are truly unalienable, they cannot be arbitrarily suspended for safety or convenience. This essay defines the strict moral limits of detention, “shelter in place” orders, and government abuse of power in the name of safety or emergency expediency.

  Jared Eastley

  December 16, 2025

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  coercion, consent of the governed, delegated power, detention authority, emergency powers, Government Overreach, limited government, moral authority, natural law, natural rights, public safety vs liberty, rights vs privileges, shelter in place orders, state power, tyranny, unalienable rights