DiamondDave
Army Vet
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Is there a right of privacy in the Constitution?
Specifically no... This was deemed by the SC in judicial review and only subsequently granted by interpretation... which is not a charged power of the SC...
Now.. this is not saying that I do not thing there should or should not be a right to privacy in the constitution... rather that it is not specifically in there
So in order to accept YOUR conditions for how to apply the Constitution, everyone would have to concede that they currently have no protected privacy rights, and at this time,
would have no legal recourse to contest an invasion of their privacy by anyone or any entity.
Are you beginning to see the absurdity of your position?
It is not an absurd position... we do not have a right to absolute privacy.. you are not a country of 1