Roo2
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The genius of the Constitution is inherent in its success.
AND, its success has been stare decisis, the zeitgeist of the times (notwithstanding the Federalist Society) and the wording given license to the reader*** as to its meaning.
***For example, the ambiguity of the 2nd A., & the meaning of general Welfare.
So you agree with Heller and Citizens United?
What does this ^^^ question have to deal with my post?
I will respond even though it has nothing to do it seems with my comment above.
Some of Heller, yes. Citizens United (both) are attacks on democracy as vile as Russia's attack on democracy and the GOP's attack on universal suffrage.
That's what I thought.
"Stare Decisis" is only good when you agree with it.
Duh. But to disagree requires a good deal more than "I don't agree with it". Which brings us up to the zeitgeist of the times and Marbury v. Madison in re the Federalist Society's Ideology.
You've been revealed as a fraud, deal with it.