Wry Catcher
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Derp,
Figures you'd not know how to spell DEFENSE. Defense, common defense, as in national borders! Works for me. Provide it!
Every fricking talking point in the Dem debate was a freeking "wedge" issue, Derpie!
LOL, my spelling was from the Preamble. As usual you guys on the right have never read COTUS in full, and yet hold on to the ideology of textualism.
I'm not on the right,,
but how about you show us how its done,,,
Meantime, I actually have all four organic laws of the USA right before me, plus Paine's Rights of Man, Common Sense, and the Federalist Papers. Hey Wry, can you even tell me what the four organic laws of the U.S. are?
Nope, never heard of a "organic law(s). I did some research and found a non governmental site, and checked out the US Code. Provide me the link to the US Code - I checked title I and II in the Code and no such thing exists.
Pretty funny. You misunderstand the meaning. Organic Law is not "in" the law but contains it. Organic Law is the foundation upon which law within any nation is based, and here you are lecturing others on their need to "read the Constitution." Too much.
Organic law - Wikipedia
The Organic Laws of The United States of America
What Does the Constitution Say? - Organic Laws Institute
Derp,
Figures you'd not know how to spell DEFENSE. Defense, common defense, as in national borders! Works for me. Provide it!
Every fricking talking point in the Dem debate was a freeking "wedge" issue, Derpie!
LOL, my spelling was from the Preamble. As usual you guys on the right have never read COTUS in full, and yet hold on to the ideology of textualism.
I'm not on the right,,
but how about you show us how its done,,,
Meantime, I actually have all four organic laws of the USA right before me, plus Paine's Rights of Man, Common Sense, and the Federalist Papers. Hey Wry, can you even tell me what the four organic laws of the U.S. are?
Nope, never heard of a "organic law(s). I did some research and found a non governmental site, and checked out the US Code. Provide me the link to the US Code - I checked title I and II in the Code and no such thing exists.
Pretty funny. You misunderstand the meaning. Organic Law is not "in" the law but contains it. Organic Law is the foundation upon which law within any nation is based, and here you are lecturing others on their need to "read the Constitution." Too much.
Organic law - Wikipedia
The Organic Laws of The United States of America
What Does the Constitution Say? - Organic Laws Institute
Good grief, no wonder I've never heard of an Organic Law, it's a fantasy, a sophistry to entice the biddable promulgated by a demagogue.
One section of the links you provide, which are thus 99.9% unconvincing, is the single phrase that the Preamble is an Organic Law - I'm sure Mr. Jefferson would laugh his ass off if he read your post.