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To: Non-Sequitur
Did the Court exceed it's authority in Scott v Sandford or Roe v. Wade? No, because both those cases brought Constitutional issues before it.

Ba-lo-ney! The rules OUTSIDE the scope of the U.S. Constitution! How can a ruling that sanctions murder not exceed authority? Your argument is silly on its face. Is that what the founders intended? The first abortion laws were passed around the time of the ratification of the Bill of Rights!

516 posted on 01/20/2004 8:34:08 AM PST by exmarine ( sic semper tyrannis)
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To: exmarine
Your argument is silly on its face.

And your arguement is ridiculous any way you want to look at it. You do not decide what is outside the scope of the Constitution. You never have and, fortunately, never will.

527 posted on 01/20/2004 9:05:27 AM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: exmarine
WELL SAID!

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694 posted on 01/21/2004 8:57:19 AM PST by stand watie (Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God. -T. Jefferson)
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