Nope it was the Controlled Substance Act of 1970, supported by both parties and most presidents until Obama, with Jimmy Carter as the lone exception.
If you bothered to read the link, it discusses that.
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Nope it was the Controlled Substance Act of 1970, supported by both parties and most presidents until Obama, with Jimmy Carter as the lone exception.
As long as it doesn’t conflict with other amendments. The 10th is a catch-all that can be superseded.The 10A can be voided by another constitutional amendment doing so. That's how the prohibition amendment was voided. But until then, the 10A stands and must be enforced.
As long as it doesn’t conflict with other amendments. The 10th is a catch-all that can be superseded.
13-15th. Why do you have to be told repeatedly? Slow learner?No amendment can be superseded except by another amendment. THINK
The 10A in its entirety says:
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor
prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to
the people."
Since abortion is never mentioned or implied anywhere in the constitution, it is a state issue. Any attempt by the feds to legalize it will be struck down by the Supreme Court.
The 13th Amendment says nothing about the draft. Do you think Congress and the states conspired to do away with draft so soon after the Civil War required a draft? If so, you need an education.Indeed. Almost everything is supposed to be handled by the states. That's what the 10A says. But the feds simply ignore the 10A just like they ignore the 13A ban on the military draft.
100% agree.
The Constitution is silent
Since abortion is never mentioned or implied anywhere in the constitution, it is a state issue.
The 13th Amendment says nothing about the draft. Do you think Congress and the states conspired to do away with draft so soon after the Civil War required a draft? If so, you need an education.
Well, the Supreme Court disagreed when someone claimed it was involuntary servitude, which it is not. We had the draft many times after the Civil War, and right up until a few years before I was eligible to be drafted. In fact, they reinstituted registration for Selective Service while I was in college. The irony of that was that I had to register because of my age, but I was already a veteran at the time.Yes that's exactly what they did. Both sides used a military draft in the CW and america didn't want that again. So they wrote the 13A and banned slavery and involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime. The military draft is unconstitutional. So is jury duty BTW. THINK
Hear that everybody.? This lefty says forcing someone into the army is NOT involuntary servitude.Well, the Supreme Court disagreed when someone claimed it was involuntary servitude, which it is not.
we dont call him admiral dumbass for no reason,,Hear that everybody.? This lefty says forcing someone into the army is NOT involuntary servitude.