My child has a constitutional right to go to school safely. I believe that outweighs a nut case's right to own and bear guns.
We need to find a way to break that access link between a nut and a gun.
We need to identify the first problem, which is
Where does the constitution say that?
In the combined mission statement and vision statement described in The Preamble, and, in Art I, sec 8 clause 1.
My child has a constitutional right to go to school safely. I believe that outweighs a nut case's right to own and bear guns.
We need to find a way to break that access link between a nut and a gun.
We need to identify the first problem, which is
Where does the constitution say that?
In the combined mission statement and vision statement, described in The Preamble, and, in Art I, sec 8 clause 1. Both give the Congress the authority to provide for the Common Defense, and general welfare.
Nice try, but if you agree with that then you basically admit that the Constitution can be interpreted anyway 5 of 9 un-elected lawyers feel it should be, and that is basically legal anarchy.
The genius of COTUS is its ambiguity, for it allows each new generation to read it clearly and with hindsight. The R's have packed the courts, but they also packed school boards decades ago with religious fanatics and soon We the People tossed them out.
Now, with lifetime appointments we are stuck with judges and justices who have taken the blindfold off of lady justice, and use scripture in place of justice and the law. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of Religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof", but five Supreme Court Justices not elected by the people, and the only triers of fact without a code of conduct, are able to do so.