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Insurrection is a crime against either the federal or state government. The constitution requires both the federal government and all the states to follow the constitution. The 14th puts a bar on all offices, federal and state, appointed and elected.
And with the number of offices covered, literally hundreds of thousands, the decision has to be made by the person controlling those offices.
So a civil court judge in Colorado doesn’t have enforcement power, and neither does the Maine SOS.The same thing Article I says, and the same thing for every Amendment.
Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
Insurrection like many things is defined in absolute terms. A small insurrection is still an insurrection.That’s your modern interpretation of the 14th. You can’t admit that it was designed to apply to those who fought for the South in the Civil War as that would mean the term insurrection meant a conflict much later than a riot that lasted only a few hours.
By contrast, the treatment of the Jan. 6, 2021 one-day political demonstration at our nation’s capital as an insurrection is pettiness to the extreme.[/i]
If it was passed (ratified) after the 5th amendment, any portion in conflict with the constitution or prior amendment would supersede.So you think the 14th nullifies the 5th.
If it was passed (ratified) after the 5th amendment, any portion in conflict with the constitution or prior amendment would supersede.
Just like the 21st amendment nullified the 18th amendment.
So the 5th is null and void. No more due process for Americans.If it was passed (ratified) after the 5th amendment, any portion in conflict with the constitution or prior amendment would supersede.
Just like the 21st amendment nullified the 18th amendment.
Section 5 is standard Constitutional boiler plate.Exactly what do you fail to understand about Section 5
Exactly. Nowhere in the 14th does it say “This amendment nullifies the 5th”.Not quite, the 18th specifically repealed the 18th.
The 5th though, applies to criminal cases. A candidate meeting one of the 6 Constitutional requirements for assuming the Office of the President is a civil determination.
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That is simply false and illustrates you ignorance of the law.Insurrection like many things is defined in absolute terms. A small insurrection is still an insurrection.
Like being pregnant for a day or 9 months is still pregnant.
And rape is defined as any penetration no matter how slight or how brief.
Wrong, a civil court judge can enforce it under article 6 of the constitution.So a civil court judge in Colorado doesn’t have enforcement power, and neither does the Maine SOS.
The 12th nullified parts of Article 2Not quite, the18th21st specifically repealed the 18th.
The 5th though, applies to criminal cases. A candidate meeting one of the 6 Constitutional requirements for assuming the Office of the President is a civil determination.
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Only the parts in conflict with the 14th, pertaining to enforcement of the 14th.So the 5th is null and void. No more due process for Americans.
What a moron you are.
Nowhere in the 11th does it say it nullifies any part of Article 3Exactly. Nowhere in the 14th does it say “This amendment nullifies the 5th”.
The definition of rape doesn't change. The circumstances change the degree of felony.That is simply false and illustrates you ignorance of the law.
There is 1st degree murder, 2nd degree murder, Felony Murder, Manslaughter, etc.
There are misdemeanors, Class 1 felonies, class 2, class 3
And the same can be said of any other breaking of the law.
Section 5 is standard Constitutional boiler plate.
It's in virtually every amendment.
The definition of rape doesn't change. The circumstances change the degree of felony.
10 U.S. Code § 920 - Art. 120. Rape and sexual assault generally
www.law.cornell.edu
(a)Rape.—Any person subject to this chapter who commits a sexual act upon another person by—
— The term “sexual act” means— (A) the penetration, however slight, of the penis into the vulva or anus or mouth;
So insurrection no matter now slight, is still insurrection
Sure they can. If they need to in order to obey Article 6 of the US Constitution.Yep, and it's the law of the land. No State civil court or SOS can unilaterally assume that responsibility, congress must give them that authority through legislation, which they haven't.
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Rape is rape. And as I showed like insurrection, it's all or nothing. That no matter how slight or how brief. In for a penny, in for a pound.Are you aware title 10 deals with the military?
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