“I’m not for abolishing federal courts since they are constitutional. I am for abolishing everything in the federal government that is NOT Constitutional and repealing all laws and court decisions that are not Constitutional.”
That a Federal court system was Authorized by the Federal Constitution I am of no doubt. That it was empower to rule on matters not written of in the Federal Constitution and specifically the law of congress I find no power.
Indeed from the arbitrator creation of rights and thus law in domestic matters ranging from abortion to marriage the members of this court and its members have proven entirely corrupt and lawless.
It is that court which must be abolished, for it is demonstratively unaccountable to any but those who have a vested interest in its inherently tyrannical inventions.
So yes our States must not only nullify their lawless acts, but with respect the unlawful force imposed by Washington this body must itself be neutered and made subservient to enforce the constitution as written and practiced, rather than corruptly invented or rewritten by themselves.
Simply put a judge who cannot recognize the fact that a law who’s text has not changed in 150 years should not also change in its ‘interpenetration’ over that time either. But even this basic test of Federal magistrate honestly is beyond most of the men who now wear Washington’s black robes.
No these men must be thrown out and their overly numerous offices must be abolished. There is no justifiable reason for Washington to have so many courts when its legitimate tasks remain focused almost exclusively on foreign matters dealing with foreign states, and dispute between our states. Put simply there are not that many states or countries. The only reason they now have so many courts is that Washington has vastly expanded its scope, and now requires an army to enforce its now numerous domestic usurpation.
So yes it is time for our states to abolish that army!
Well, we’re pretty close. In political and national legal matters, it is always important IMO to start with the Constitution because it is the Law of the Land, the Rule of Law that is the ONLY legal bulwark of freedom against the tyranny of the Rule of Man, which is where the Left has taken and continues to take us.
I argue whenever and wherever I can that the unconstitutional portion of the $4 trillion federal government must be shut down. This would be a monumental task, probably 80% or more of the feds gone and probably hundreds of thousands of government officials, department and bureaucratic heads, and government workers sent home packing with no job.
It is what needs to happen, but who is going to force it to happen? The odds against the feds willingly committing virtual suicide is remote at best. It would take a miracle from the hand of God. That is not out of the question, IMO, because America itself and its origins, continuance, and success are miracles from God’s gracious hand.
But barring a miracle, more likely individual states are going to have to decide whether they will continue down the road to tyranny and serfdom (as Hayek put it). Those states that choose not to go down that road must begin nullifying unconstitutional federal acts after review in the state legislatures and/or state courts.
It’s individual states circling the wagons recognizing that the feds have become the enemy of freedom, America, and it’s values. You can’t FORCE the feds to do anything if all three branches refuse to budge - the state of things as they are today. So the default is state supremacy rising up and rejecting unconstitutional federal acts because by definition, the feds have no legitimate right nor power to commit those unconstitutional acts or make those unconstitutional decisions.
In the case at hand, SCOTUS should NOT be hearing this gay marriage case because marriage is not an enumerated power delegated to them by the Constitution. So it is up to the states to assert adhesion to the Rule of Law of the Constitution and declare they reject unconstitutional federal acts and decisions like hearing and deciding regarding gay marriage (regardless of their ruling - it is not in their constitutional scope of power to hear the case AT ALL (other than to repeal lower federal court decisions and send the case back to the state where it originated)).
The Supremacy Clause and the Tenth Amendment and the whole Constitutional structure and presumption is on our side. It’s time.