#005 - Marc J. Victor from Attorneys on Retainer

***Affiliate Links*** AOR Affiliate Link: http://attorneysonretainer.us/DAD Promo Code: DAD ACE VR: https://www.acexr.com Use Promo Code "DEFENDERS" to get 1 Month FREE BlackBeardX: https://mantisx.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=214&url=112 Laser Academy: https://mantisx.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=214&url=179 ***Summary*** In this conversation, Taylor interviews Marc J. Victor, a criminal defense lawyer, about stoic philosophy and the importance of character. They discuss the value of learning and practicing stoicism, focusing on what you can control, and acting with the highest of character. They also talk about the books they are currently reading and the benefits of reading and continuous learning. The conversation touches on the importance of owning mistakes, the need for accountability in the criminal justice system, and the purpose of government in protecting rights. The conversation explores the concept of freedom and the role of government in protecting individual rights. It discusses the difference between the American view of limited government and the view that government holds all rights. The importance of personal and economic liberties in promoting prosperity and attracting people to a country is highlighted. The concept of live and let live is introduced as a way to promote peace and respect for individual choices. The conversation also delves into the principles of self-defense and the commonly overlooked aspects of self-defense, such as the imminency and proportionality of the threat. The need for responsible gun ownership and the importance of keeping quiet during legal proceedings are emphasized. The flaws in the jury system and the need for professional jurors who are trained in the law are discussed. In this part of the conversation, Marc J. Victor discusses the importance of responsible firearm ownership and the need to avoid using deadly force unless absolutely necessary. He emphasizes the need to retreat and avoid confrontations whenever possible. He also highlights the issue of false accusations and the lack of recourse for individuals who are wrongly charged with a crime. Marc advocates for compensation for those found not guilty and criticizes the current justice system for its lack of accountability. He also discusses the concept of jury nullification and the need for jurors to have the power to judge both the facts and the law in a case. Marc touches on the overcriminalization of laws and the need for laws to pass a layman test. He criticizes the broad net of federal conspiracy charges and the excessive number of federal crimes. Marc also questions the authority of Congress to regulate firearms and highlights the distortion of the Commerce Clause. He discusses the need for laws to protect property rights and criticizes the current system that allows for the violation of property rights. Marc also addresses the issue of self-defense and the use of force to protect property, highlighting the limited circumstances in which force can be used. He discusses the Attorneys on Retainer program and its benefits for responsible firearm owners who may face criminal charges. Marc also addresses the myths and misconceptions surrounding self-defense and the aftermath of a shooting, including the importance of calling an attorney and the potential pitfalls of calling 911. In this part of the conversation, Marc J. Victor discusses the importance of remaining silent when interacting with law enforcement. He advises individuals to have a private conversation with their lawyer before speaking to the police. He also emphasizes the need to establish attorney-client privilege and gather information about the situation. Marc highlights the potential risks of talking to the police, even in a good shoot scenario, and the importance of preserving evidence. He cautions against making statements that could limit legal defenses and advises individuals to keep their mouth shut to protect themselves. In this final part of the conversation, Marc J. Victor discusses the importance of voluntary transactions and the dangers of forced socialism. He emphasizes the need for a global movement towards peace, freedom, and prosperity. He also highlights the importance of communication and civility in promoting the Live and Let Live philosophy. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the interpretation of the Second Amendment and the application of the Live and Let Live principle to gun rights.