DiamondDave
Army Vet
Please show in the constitution where case law is to be used to judge constitutional intent... is that the same place where the judicial branch has the power to legislate from the bench??
Just because persons or branches of a power hungry government do things to grab more power and try and make it sound justified, does not make it justified... the powers granted are very specific...
More specifically, I would like somebody to show me where it says in the Constitution that it is the right of any citizen to be provided any product or service by others.
I would like for anybody to explain a rationale for how it does not violate my rights to confiscate what I lawfully earned or acquired and give it to somebody else.
Unless (the generic) you want to say that the courts are infallible and determine what is right and wrong, in which case you would have to say that it was right and just to own slaves and practice segregation both of which previous Supreme Courts have upheld, let's take the courts out of this and reason together.
The government doesn't "confiscate" anything. It's part of the social pact..you pay in..and you get benefits..you don't like it?
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Where is that power granted? Plain and simple... Your 'social pact' is not a constitutionally granted power...
jesus.. the entitlement junkie just never stops