jillian
Princess
Perhaps it's time for you to get over your infatuation with insulting me?
it's not an infatuation, dear. i just really dislike when people pretend to know things they know nothing about.
if you were a mechanic, i'd defer to you when it came to my transmission an i wouldn't pretend to be able to rebuild one.
Your analogy falls flat for a very simple reason. A mechanic must learn their trade, and it's a specialized trade. Not everyone learns how to be a mechanic. However, while it's true that not everyone can read, most people are taught to read this day and age. I happen to be among them, so reading the Constitution doesn't pose a challenge to me.
However, you continually like to call me arrogant for having an opinion on the Constitution, but I would suggest that the only arrogance on display is coming from you for thinking that nobody can understand the Constitution without a law degree. Get real.
i didn't say law degree, i said study. because constitutional scholars don't agree on these things. some kid on the internet is pretty arrogant thinking he knows more than scholars. and no, i don't count myself among those constitutional scholars.
the joke is that you do....
the man who taught me con law did an amicus for brown v board of ed...
and HE wouldn't have approached it with your arrogance toward the subject. you seem to have this warped idea that any jerk off the street has equal right to interpret the constitution with the people who actually know what it means and understand what a common law system is.
you sound like a child