ReinyDays
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<Sicilian Voice> John Locke was an idiot ... Bacon, Newton, Aristotle ... morons ... all of them ... </Sicilian Voice>
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That is, all the rights in the law are only protection from the state? And how then to judge the murderer, who is not an official? Doesn't it violate the right to life?Because government is a necessary evil and must have established boundaries placed upon it.
where is it written and where does it say that the 14th amendment deals with these implicit rights?
Rights are conditional.That is, all the rights in the law are only protection from the state? And how then to judge the murderer, who is not an official? Doesn't it violate the right to life?
Rights are conditional.
You are wrong. The 10th Amendment say that the states have the right to make their own laws, except those that are contrary to the constitution. There is nothing about implicit rightsThat's a 10th Amendment right, word-for-word almost ... try reading the constitution, it might help you understand ...
Sure it's the answer. Murderers surrendered their conditional rights when they committed a felony. Rights are conditional.This is not an answer
I think that rights are guaranteed in any case, regardless of who is trying to violate them, the feds, corporations or individuals.Sure it's the answer. Murderers surrendered their conditional rights when they committed a felony. Rights are conditional.
What do you think the answer is?
You are wrong. The 10th Amendment say that the states have the right to make their own laws, except those that are contrary to the constitution. There is nothing about implicit rights
And there's nothing there about how the 14th amendment applies to implicit rights.
I think that rights are guaranteed in any case, regardless of who is trying to violate them, the feds, corporations or individuals.
Nope. We know this because there are people in jail, can't own firearms and can't vote.I think that rights are guaranteed in any case, regardless of who is trying to violate them, the feds, corporations or individuals.
You tell me that there are implicit rights. I know it. What's next?"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." [emphasis mine]
Illiterate much? ... and act or behavior is allowed unless there's a written law specifically making such act or behavior illegal ... the opposite of what it's like where you live ...
They surrendered their conditional rights when they committed a felony. Rights are conditional.I don't see the connection
You are talking some fucking nonsense that has nothing to do with the case. Normally, the government is the guarantor of rights, in relation to anyone. That's what the police and the FBI are for.They surrendered their conditional rights when they committed a felony. Rights are conditional.
Commit a felony and see what rights you lose. Rights are conditional. You can surrender your rights.You are talking some fucking nonsense that has nothing to do with the case. Normally, the government is the guarantor of rights, in relation to anyone. That's what the police and the FBI are for.