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Yes i'm a slave to Daniel Webster, and how he told me what words actually mean.
Which is why the constitution is interpreted by the meaning of the words when it was written, and not their change in meaning over time.thats your problem then,, they change the definition of words over time and it causes the original context to be lost,,
like I said,
it must be really hard being you,,
it doesnt say that,,Yes i'm a slave to Daniel Webster, and how he told me what words actually mean.Which is why the constitution is interpreted by the meaning of the words when it was written, and not their change in meaning over time.thats your problem then,, they change the definition of words over time and it causes the original context to be lost,,
like I said,
it must be really hard being you,,
At the time "arms" meant the common arms of the people and of the military. Mostly flintlock muskets shotguns and rifles. And of course flintlock pistols.
RPG's may be arms today, but were not arms then, and civilians have no right to them.
The founders also supported slaves a cheap labor for those poorly educated agrarian states.Our founders supported a government capable of governing a population of 10 million that was poorly educated, agrarian, ill informed and widely dispersed.
Their vision of what a Government does not fit the wealthiest nation on earth with 330 million people
some founder supported slavery,, and those that did later formed the democrat party,,The founders also supported slaves a cheap labor for those poorly educated agrarian states.Our founders supported a government capable of governing a population of 10 million that was poorly educated, agrarian, ill informed and widely dispersed.
Their vision of what a Government does not fit the wealthiest nation on earth with 330 million people
They actually foresaw a wealthy nation, based on inventions, the power to protect that intellectual property is in the constitution.
RPG's may be arms today, but were not arms then, and civilians have no right to them.
Scalia said so. Heller V DCit doesnt say that,,
tell him I said thanks for his opinion,,,RPG's may be arms today, but were not arms then, and civilians have no right to them.Scalia said so. Heller V DCit doesnt say that,,
Not just Scalia, he wrote the opinion for the majority. So it's not just an opinion, it's now the law of the land.tell him I said thanks for his opinion,,,Scalia said so. Heller V DCit doesnt say that,,
correct.. he wrote an opinion,, he didnt write a law,,Not just Scalia, he wrote the opinion for the majority. So it's not just an opinion, it's now the law of the land.tell him I said thanks for his opinion,,,Scalia said so. Heller V DCit doesnt say that,,
Southern founders insisted on slavery in the Constitution. They would not have joined the US without it.some founder supported slavery,, and those that did later formed the democrat party,,The founders also supported slaves a cheap labor for those poorly educated agrarian states.Our founders supported a government capable of governing a population of 10 million that was poorly educated, agrarian, ill informed and widely dispersed.
Their vision of what a Government does not fit the wealthiest nation on earth with 330 million people
They actually foresaw a wealthy nation, based on inventions, the power to protect that intellectual property is in the constitution.
so you did pay attention in school,,Southern founders insisted on slavery in the Constitution. They would not have joined the US without it.some founder supported slavery,, and those that did later formed the democrat party,,The founders also supported slaves a cheap labor for those poorly educated agrarian states.Our founders supported a government capable of governing a population of 10 million that was poorly educated, agrarian, ill informed and widely dispersed.
Their vision of what a Government does not fit the wealthiest nation on earth with 330 million people
They actually foresaw a wealthy nation, based on inventions, the power to protect that intellectual property is in the constitution.
Those same southerners left the union when they thought slavery was threatened
Actually the majority of the court voted to make Scalia's opinion the law.correct.. he wrote an opinion,, he didnt write a law,,Not just Scalia, he wrote the opinion for the majority. So it's not just an opinion, it's now the law of the land.
scotus doesnt make law,,Actually the majority of the court voted to make Scalia's opinion the law.correct.. he wrote an opinion,, he didnt write a law,,Not just Scalia, he wrote the opinion for the majority. So it's not just an opinion, it's now the law of the land.
I have to add a technicality. Those southerners "TRIED" to leave the union. The cession was unconstitutional.Southern founders insisted on slavery in the Constitution. They would not have joined the US without it.
Those same southerners left the union when they thought slavery was threatened
Technically you're right. The USSC interprets the constitution, and that interpretation is above the law.scotus doesnt make law,,
nothings above the law,,Technically you're right. The USSC interprets the constitution, and that interpretation is above the law.scotus doesnt make law,,
The constitution is above the law.nothings above the law,,
it is the law,, so how could it be above itself??The constitution is above the law.nothings above the law,,
I posted the pecking order. Read it.it is the law,, so how could it be above itself??The constitution is above the law.
this is why it must be hard being you,,
and when laws are in violation of that constitution it is the responsibility of the people to ignore them and bring about change to remove those that violated it by any means necessary,,This Constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby
