satrebil
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This should help you......Were slave owners following the law? That's a "yes" or "no" question.Is she following the law? That's a "yes" or "no" question.You're not going to answer my question because it would blow your thesis, er, bloviating.Answer the question! Is she following the law? That's a "yes" or "no" question.Is she following the law? That's a "yes" or "no" question....and points it directly at the governors mansion. Hilarious!!
What did the Governor do that was illegal?
You're asking the wrong question. Legality is not a compass for righteousness.
Were slave owners following the law? That's a "yes" or "no" question.
I'm not going to answer your question because it's irrelevant. I know what you're trying to do, you are going to try and spin it as "well the law says she can do x, y, and z" - and I don't give a shit. Owning slaves used to be "the law". That didn't justify it and the same principle holds true today. So I'll say it again - Legality is not a compass for righteousness.
Oh please. I wrecked your argument before you even made it. Nice try though.
This should help you:
Dred Scott v. Sandford - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Nothing to do with Michigan's stay at home orders.
Correct. But it has everything to do with laws and courts getting it WRONG. So pass all the laws you want. Quote all the legal opinions you want. Cite all the rulings you want. I don't care.
The Constitution did not come with an asterisk that stated "all rights contained within are void in case of a virus". Period. You will never get my compliance.
So everyone except you is wrong. Got It.....
Millions of people are disregarding the lockdowns, tard. I'm not the only one.
Now, I await your assertion that slavery was perfectly fine because the law said so.