“the Constitution was designed not to give us rights but to prevent government from taking our rights.” — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
In the 24 hours since this time yesterday, over 200,000 acres of rainforest have been destroyed in our world. Fully 13 million tons of… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“Traditional English, Dutch, French, and Spanish law didn’t say that corporations are people. The U.S. Constitution wasn’t written with that idea; corporations aren’t mentioned… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
Blessings are the spiritual equivalent of breathing in, and prayer is the spiritual equivalent of breathing out. — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“2003 case before the Supreme Court in which Nike claimed that it had the First Amendment right to lie in its corporate marketing, a… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“The Constitution doesn’t give us rights: it restrains government from infringing on rights we acquire at birth by virtue of being human beings, “natural… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
Many people I've met believe that plants are made up of soil-that the tree outside your house, for example, is mostly made from the… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“Her crime cost nobody their life, but she famously was escorted off to a women’s prison. Had she been a corporation instead of a… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
Black Friday, in reality, is a symptom of the plight that 30 years of Reaganomics has brought to working people in America. Right along… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“So we now know the formula for extinction. Something happens to increase global temperatures five to six degrees, which triggers a melting of the… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
When the Europeans first arrived in North America, the average depth of the topsoil was 53.34 cm (1¾ ft) and it was rich in… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“And so we see people who are spiritually disconnected, living in boxes and driving in boxes, perhaps once a year going "out to nature"… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
“in previous decades a chemical company took to the Supreme Court a case asserting its Fourth Amendment “right to privacy” from the Environmental Protection… — Thom Hartmann Copy Share Image
