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To: roamer_1
Screw you. The terms were written down. The terms are not held to. The contract is bound by it's terms.

Screw you, too. I've read the same terms and I say I haven't violated a one of them. Now what?

411 posted on 04/21/2009 3:58:57 AM PDT by Non-Sequitur
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To: Non-Sequitur
Screw you, too. I've read the same terms and I say I haven't violated a one of them. Now what?

Now nothing. Good faith is gone, and I walk. There can be no arbiter. If the state cannot secede, then there is no sovereignty in the state, or in it's people.

On entering this union, that sovereignty did not pass from them, especially when their state Constitution stipulates conditions wherein the PEOPLE are free to change their governance at their whim (as both the TX and MT Constitutions particularly, clearly state). Such a document, being ratified by the Congress, without such wording stricken, leaves the ability valid and standing.

414 posted on 04/21/2009 4:29:15 AM PDT by roamer_1 (It takes a (Kenyan) village to raise an idiot.)
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