We need national policy to help recover the economy.
Getting rid of democrats would work.
Getting rid of low life tezans and pukes would make America great again. As for California i love it here and find it to be the best place to live in the USA.
Come get us shit stain.
Soon enough booger boy.
Good, We got plenty of ammo for you scum.
 
Our Tenth Amendment is clear. The general power to provide for the general welfare cannot sacrifice the end to the means; we have no general badfare or general warfare clause.
The 10th Amendment is clear. And yet, somehow, you managed to fuck it up. So here it is again, as not a single word of what you just stated, resides in it:
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.
Plain as day. Anything outside of the 18 enumerated powers in the US Constitution is illegal for the federal government to engage in.
Providing for the general welfare is expressed not implied in any way.
Yet you insist that it implies the government can do whatever it wants to in the name of "general welfare". That's not how it works, because you change the meaning of "general welfare" to fit whatever it is that you want at the time. Try this one on for size. The 2nd Amendment prevents the government from infringing on the right to own weapons. The "general welfare" clause is now interpreted to mean that it is in the best interests of the citizenry that citizens be allowed to defend themselves with firearms, because I say so. Thus, gun ownership is doubly protected.
We have to quibble that the general welfare cannot be the general badfare.
No, we do not. The clause CLEARLY was not intended to grant the federal government power to do whatever was trendy at the time in the name of the general welfare. THAT'S what you have to prove, and you have to go far beyond just insisting over and over again that it was. Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion.
Both promote and provide are used in regard to the general welfare not the common defense. To the extent we don't enjoy perfect knowledge anything that promotes the general welfare will do; optimization should happen on a routine basis.
Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion, don't just keep insisting you're right.
I am getting it from our Constitution, expressly.

The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States;

You confuse everything that may be done for general welfare with anything that could be done for the general badfare or the general warfare.
That's not what I asked. You continue doggedly to insist that term means something the people who wrote it didn't intend. Quote something from the people who wrote it that shows they wanted the federal government to have unlimited power to do what it wanted under the guise of "general welfare".
 
We need national policy to help recover the economy.
Getting rid of democrats would work.
Getting rid of low life tezans and pukes would make America great again. As for California i love it here and find it to be the best place to live in the USA.
Come get us shit stain.
Soon enough booger boy.
Good, We got plenty of ammo for you scum.
Well all you need to do is learn how to load your weapon and then to hit something with the projectile instead of the butt! As for scum they are mostly in Tezas.
 
Our Tenth Amendment is clear. The general power to provide for the general welfare cannot sacrifice the end to the means; we have no general badfare or general warfare clause.
The 10th Amendment is clear. And yet, somehow, you managed to fuck it up. So here it is again, as not a single word of what you just stated, resides in it:
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.
Plain as day. Anything outside of the 18 enumerated powers in the US Constitution is illegal for the federal government to engage in.
Providing for the general welfare is expressed not implied in any way.
Yet you insist that it implies the government can do whatever it wants to in the name of "general welfare". That's not how it works, because you change the meaning of "general welfare" to fit whatever it is that you want at the time. Try this one on for size. The 2nd Amendment prevents the government from infringing on the right to own weapons. The "general welfare" clause is now interpreted to mean that it is in the best interests of the citizenry that citizens be allowed to defend themselves with firearms, because I say so. Thus, gun ownership is doubly protected.
We have to quibble that the general welfare cannot be the general badfare.
No, we do not. The clause CLEARLY was not intended to grant the federal government power to do whatever was trendy at the time in the name of the general welfare. THAT'S what you have to prove, and you have to go far beyond just insisting over and over again that it was. Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion.
Both promote and provide are used in regard to the general welfare not the common defense. To the extent we don't enjoy perfect knowledge anything that promotes the general welfare will do; optimization should happen on a routine basis.
Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion, don't just keep insisting you're right.
I am getting it from our Constitution, expressly.

The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States;

You confuse everything that may be done for general welfare with anything that could be done for the general badfare or the general warfare.
That's not what I asked. You continue doggedly to insist that term means something the people who wrote it didn't intend. Quote something from the people who wrote it that shows they wanted the federal government to have unlimited power to do what it wanted under the guise of "general welfare".
Troll is too dumb for rational thought.
 
We need national policy to help recover the economy.
Getting rid of democrats would work.
Getting rid of low life tezans and pukes would make America great again. As for California i love it here and find it to be the best place to live in the USA.
Come get us shit stain.
Soon enough booger boy.
Good, We got plenty of ammo for you scum.
Well all you need to do is learn how to load your weapon and then to hit something with the projectile instead of the butt! As for scum they are mostly in Tezas.
We all know how to shoot, shit weasel.
 
Our Tenth Amendment is clear. The general power to provide for the general welfare cannot sacrifice the end to the means; we have no general badfare or general warfare clause.
The 10th Amendment is clear. And yet, somehow, you managed to fuck it up. So here it is again, as not a single word of what you just stated, resides in it:
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.
Plain as day. Anything outside of the 18 enumerated powers in the US Constitution is illegal for the federal government to engage in.
Providing for the general welfare is expressed not implied in any way.
Yet you insist that it implies the government can do whatever it wants to in the name of "general welfare". That's not how it works, because you change the meaning of "general welfare" to fit whatever it is that you want at the time. Try this one on for size. The 2nd Amendment prevents the government from infringing on the right to own weapons. The "general welfare" clause is now interpreted to mean that it is in the best interests of the citizenry that citizens be allowed to defend themselves with firearms, because I say so. Thus, gun ownership is doubly protected.
We have to quibble that the general welfare cannot be the general badfare.
No, we do not. The clause CLEARLY was not intended to grant the federal government power to do whatever was trendy at the time in the name of the general welfare. THAT'S what you have to prove, and you have to go far beyond just insisting over and over again that it was. Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion.
Both promote and provide are used in regard to the general welfare not the common defense. To the extent we don't enjoy perfect knowledge anything that promotes the general welfare will do; optimization should happen on a routine basis.
Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion, don't just keep insisting you're right.
I am getting it from our Constitution, expressly.

The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States;

You confuse everything that may be done for general welfare with anything that could be done for the general badfare or the general warfare.
That's not what I asked. You continue doggedly to insist that term means something the people who wrote it didn't intend. Quote something from the people who wrote it that shows they wanted the federal government to have unlimited power to do what it wanted under the guise of "general welfare".
It is not unlimited but that our tax monies are only to be used for the general welfare and common defense, along with paying the debt.
 
We need national policy to help recover the economy.
Getting rid of democrats would work.
Getting rid of low life tezans and pukes would make America great again. As for California i love it here and find it to be the best place to live in the USA.
Come get us shit stain.
Why bother, the mortar team needs practice anyway.
Fake.
 
We need national policy to help recover the economy.
Getting rid of democrats would work.
Getting rid of low life tezans and pukes would make America great again. As for California i love it here and find it to be the best place to live in the USA.
Come get us shit stain.
Why bother, the mortar team needs practice anyway.
Fake.
Only well regulated militia of the United States may not be infringed when keeping and bearing Arms for their State or the Union.
 
It is not unlimited but that our tax monies are only to be used for the general welfare and common defense, along with paying the debt.
So the federal government isn't empowered to use taxes for the Patent Office? Or Postal roads? Or paying salaries of federal employees? First you claim the federal government has unlimited powers, now you claim they have three.

More ignorance from the cross-dressing queen of ignorance :eusa_doh:
 
We need national policy to help recover the economy.
Getting rid of democrats would work.
Getting rid of low life tezans and pukes would make America great again. As for California i love it here and find it to be the best place to live in the USA.
Come get us shit stain.
Why bother, the mortar team needs practice anyway.
Fake.
Only well regulated militia of the United States may not be infringed when keeping and bearing Arms for their State or the Union.
I always get a kick out of moron Dimwingers who think they can ignore the Constitution when it addresses individual rights.

“A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”
 
Our Tenth Amendment is clear. The general power to provide for the general welfare cannot sacrifice the end to the means; we have no general badfare or general warfare clause.
The 10th Amendment is clear. And yet, somehow, you managed to fuck it up. So here it is again, as not a single word of what you just stated, resides in it:
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.
Plain as day. Anything outside of the 18 enumerated powers in the US Constitution is illegal for the federal government to engage in.
Providing for the general welfare is expressed not implied in any way.
Yet you insist that it implies the government can do whatever it wants to in the name of "general welfare". That's not how it works, because you change the meaning of "general welfare" to fit whatever it is that you want at the time. Try this one on for size. The 2nd Amendment prevents the government from infringing on the right to own weapons. The "general welfare" clause is now interpreted to mean that it is in the best interests of the citizenry that citizens be allowed to defend themselves with firearms, because I say so. Thus, gun ownership is doubly protected.
We have to quibble that the general welfare cannot be the general badfare.
No, we do not. The clause CLEARLY was not intended to grant the federal government power to do whatever was trendy at the time in the name of the general welfare. THAT'S what you have to prove, and you have to go far beyond just insisting over and over again that it was. Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion.
Both promote and provide are used in regard to the general welfare not the common defense. To the extent we don't enjoy perfect knowledge anything that promotes the general welfare will do; optimization should happen on a routine basis.
Post some writings of the people who wrote the clause and voted on it that support your assertion, don't just keep insisting you're right.
I am getting it from our Constitution, expressly.

The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States;

You confuse everything that may be done for general welfare with anything that could be done for the general badfare or the general warfare.
That's not what I asked. You continue doggedly to insist that term means something the people who wrote it didn't intend. Quote something from the people who wrote it that shows they wanted the federal government to have unlimited power to do what it wanted under the guise of "general welfare".
It is not unlimited but that our tax monies are only to be used for the general welfare and common defense, along with paying the debt.
And what did they mean by the term "general welfare". They wrote about it, they explained what they meant, so you tell us what THEY meant, NOT what you wish they meant.
 

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