George Costanza
A Friendly Liberal
In regards to the title of your link, I would say we do have precedent on our side considering we don't do that anymore. Aren't you the least bit curious about that?
Interesting what you decided to quote, but still can not offer an answer as to what government can't make you do.
The government cannot make you do (or purchase) anything that is violative of Due Process of Law.
I see, so if government were to require you to purchase a Prius, that would not be a violation of due process according to you, correct?
It probably would be. Like others, I'm not at all sure where you are going with this thread.
Let's see - some examples of things which, if the government required you to purchase them, it would be violative of Due Process. OK - shares of stock in a company owned by the President. A live frog. A trip on a cruise ship. A partridge in a pear tree. A golden retriever. Six bags of planting mix.
Need I continue?
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