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Not at all.

But you stalwart constitutionalists seem to be suggesting that the constitution needs to be defended, even if it leads to your defeat and non-existence as a nation.

I suspect that wasn’t the Forefather’s intents.

51 posted on 12/09/2011 9:45:12 PM PST by Jonty30 (If a person won't learn under the best of times, than he must learn under the worst of times.)

But you stalwart constitutionalists seem to be suggesting that the constitution needs to be defended,

You're damned right that's what I'm suggesting. I took an Oath to defend that Document with my life if need be. I'm still willing to do that.

I suspect that wasn’t the Forefather’s intents.

I suspect that you don't have a f****** clue what the Forefather's intents were because you've haven't read a single word they wrote when they did it.

So answer my question. Exactly where in the US Constitution are is the word "unlimited" used anywhere?

52 posted on 12/09/2011 9:53:05 PM PST by Lurker (The avalanche has begun. The pebbles no longer have a vote.)

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