where science and ethics intersect with politics
In Federalist No. 10, James Madison argues that political division is rooted in human nature and cannot be eliminated without destroying liberty. His proposed solution—a large representative republic—was designed to make it harder for an unjust majority to organize and sacrifice the rights of others.
In Federalist No. 8, Alexander Hamilton warns that constant conflict does more than threaten security—it reshapes society itself, gradually exchanging liberty for control in the name of protection.
The Humane Party—which is the nation’s first and currently only political party committed to animal rights—began registering voters yesterday in … More
The Humane Herald 