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The fabric of this country consists of two things - a piece of cloth and a ream of paper."Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
"Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
Oh and by the way, we are ranked 20th in overall freedom, so yes it can be found more so in 19 other countries than us."Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
The Seinfeld's were on public property, not on private property. There is obviously a law or ordinance in place against such enterprises on village (public) property."Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
That is not freedom, that is mob rule. That is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner.
Do you see the part where you said you have to have a constitutional right to operate a lemonade stand? So you have to ask for permission first? Freedom is asking for permission first?
I think we have lawyers to thank for that. And Liberals such as yourself.Oh and by the way, we are ranked 20th in overall freedom, so yes it can be found more so in 19 other countries than us."Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
No."Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
That is not freedom, that is mob rule. That is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner.
Do you see the part where you said you have to have a constitutional right to operate a lemonade stand? So you have to ask for permission first? Freedom is asking for permission first?
But should neighbors not have the right to complain it the lemonade stand is causing a parking problem? I use to have a neighbor who had garage sales a half dozen times a year. It was really a part time business he was operating with a large tent in his yard. He would advertise, put up dozens of signs and attract hundred of cars that blocked our driveway, took up every available parking place on the block. I thought about calling the police a number times but didn't because I didn't want to start a war with my neighbor. So I'm not quick to condemn these neighbors without knowing all the facts....lemonade stands may not be operated on village property...
If they were in their yard, on private property, that may have been a different issue.
And yes, this IS some free country we live in.
And that's why we love you. You're like a cute fluffy bunny.I thought about calling the police a number times but didn't...
"Some free country we live in huh"
Yes, we in fact live in a free country, where our rights and liberties are acknowledged and safeguarded as can be found nowhere else.
Liberty manifests as both freedom to and freedom from, where citizens through their elected representative express the will of the people, and enact necessary, proper, and Constitutional regulatory measures pursuant to the public good – and where there is no Constitutional 'right' to operate a lemonade stand.
No, I just didn't want the bastard giving me hell ever time my dog started barking.And that's why we love you. You're like a cute fluffy bunny.I thought about calling the police a number times but didn't...