Statue of Liberty: Maritime Law, Liberty and Freedom Claims

The Statue of Liberty could not be put on land according to

maritime law. It had to be put in water.

So they built Harbor of New York and put the Statue of Liberty out there

because the law said that they could not put it on land. Why?

It's because the statue was called the Statue of Liberty, not the

Statue of Freedom. We're not free.

Liberty is what a sailor gets when you pulled into port.

You ask the captain if you can have a little free time, and

if he allows

you to, most likely he's not, but if he allows you to have some time,

then you

get liberty. You don't have freedom.

So there's a world of difference between being a free American and

having liberty. So that's why you couldn't put the Statue

of Liberty on our

land.

It's not the Statue of Freedom.

Absolutely.

It's a Statue of Liberty, which is only something that's given to you,

permitted when they feel like it.

Exactly, and any government that can give you something can take it

away.

That's why civil rights, there is no such a thing as a civil right.

That's why you have the American Civil Liberties Union, not a civil right,

meaning civil comes from government, civili, of the government.

Well, anytime the government gives you

something, the next one, next administration

coming in can cancel it. So you don't have any rights.

You have a liberty, hopefully.

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