Yeah sure.....like that would ever work.
Do yourself a favor, next time avoid the public school that gave you what they called an ‘education’.
>Yeah sure.....like that would ever work.
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>Do yourself a favor, next time avoid the public school that gave you what they called an ‘education’.
Actually I was home-schooled. And it WOULD work if a) The Constitution was the Supreme Law of the Land, b) Government itself would be subject to the Constitution, and c) People MADE SURE that their Government was abiding by the Constitution instead of just lolling back and letting [for example] the USSC re-define what the Constitution says.
Take, for instance, the Keelo vs New London [2005, IIRC] decision by the USSC. In that decision the Supreme Court ruled that Imminent Domain applies to “intangible” benefits, namely projected taxation revenue increase, as being ‘public use.’ Furthermore, they ruled that using Imminent Domain to take private property and turn it over to another private entity (a form of Larceny) was legal so long as it was government-sanctioned.
If I got into my dislike of Congress’s latest Contra-Constitutional I’d probably end up getting the post pulled. However, here is a link to what they were doing the AIG tomfoolery: http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dv698tm_22dr6x3nfb
And the Executive, well... the DOJ’s dropping of the NBP case is just one of MANY outrages.