My view of the United States Constitution

[Hector12]

My view of the United States Constitution is literal and minimal. I believe that if the Constitution does not clearly say something, we should assume that the Constitution is silent on the matter and leave it up to the voters.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Yes, let us leave it up to the voters...

 

[Hector12]

Yes, let us leave it up to the voters...

He is only showing the number of people who signed a petition to repeal the Bill of Rights. I am confident that the number of people who refused to sign is larger.

Nevertheless, I would like to repeal several of the Bill of Rights. I would like to repeal the Second Amendment, for example. A reactionary Supreme Court could use the Tenth Amendment to repeal Social Security, Medicare, and most of the environmental regulations.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Anyway. The Federalist is widely regarded as the blueprint for the Constitution and should be mandatory reading for anyone having questions with regard to it.

 

[DGS49]

Without an iIIustration of the point, the OP is meaningless.

 

[Natural Citizen]

I would like to repeal the Second Amendment, for example.

That's a good way of getting shot in the face.

 

[Hector12]

Without an iIIustration of the point, the OP is meaningless.

The Constitution does not mention the word "abortion" so it does not prohibit abortion.

 

[progressive hunter]

My view of the United States Constitution is literal and minimal. I believe that if the Constitution does not clearly say something, we should assume that the Constitution is silent on the matter and leave it up to the voters.

thats what the 10th amendment is for,,

 

[progressive hunter]

The Constitution does not mention the word "abortion" so it does not prohibit abortion.

right of life liberty and pursuit of happiness covers that,,

 

[BackAgain]

Without an iIIustration of the point, the OP is meaningless.

It would be pretty lame even with an example.

It is a fact that the Constitution states what it states and doesn’t necessarily mention all things it necessarily implies. It is also a fact that it leaves many things to the States or to the People.

 

[1srelluc]

My view of the United States Constitution is literal and minimal. I believe that if the Constitution does not clearly say something, we should assume that the Constitution is silent on the matter and leave it up to the voters.

While that might work with reasonably intelligent voters just look at the crazies running around that can vote. No joking either, real crazy people.

Then there are those on the dole that should have no say in continuing to steal from the treasury.

 

[Hector12]

right of life liberty and pursuit of happiness covers that,,

Not specifically. What about the liberty and pursuit of happiness of a woman who is pregnant with a child she does not want to raise? Abortion is popular among those who would rather have fun than babies. They do not want sex to have serious consequence.

 

[progressive hunter]

Not specifically. What about the liberty and pursuit of happiness of a woman who is pregnant with a child she does not want to raise? Abortion is popular among those who would rather have fun than babies. They do not want sex to have serious consequence.

she gave that up when she opened her legs,,

 

[Hector12]

While that might work with reasonably intelligent voters just look at the crazies running around that can vote. No joking either, real crazy people.

Then there are those on the dole that should have no say in continuing to steal from the treasury.

Most people on welfare are unemployable and do not vote. Many are unaware of when there is an election and what the issues are.

 

[Hector12]

she gave that up when she opened her legs,,

The Constitution does not say that.

 

[Hector12]

I am in favor of free abortion on demand. A single government financed abortion would save a small fortune in welfare expense, criminal justice expense, crimes not committed, and the cost of trying to educate someone who is too stupid to learn, and who violently interferes with those who are trying to learn.

 

[Zincwarrior]

It would be pretty lame even with an example.

It is a fact that the Constitution states what it states and doesn’t necessarily mention all things it necessarily implies. It is also a fact that it leaves many things to the States or to the People.

States are gerrymandered to hell. So its not left to the People.

 

[Harry Dresden]

I am in favor of free abortion on demand. A single government financed abortion would save a small fortune in welfare expense, criminal justice expense, crimes not committed, and the cost of trying to educate someone who is too stupid to learn, and who violently interferes with those who are trying to learn.

if one gets pregnant and then wants an abortion you pay for your own or your ins co pays.... tax dollars should not be used for these kinds of abortions...

 

[Harry Dresden]

He is only showing the number of people who signed a petition to repeal the Bill of Rights. I am confident that the number of people who refused to sign is larger.

Nevertheless, I would like to repeal several of the Bill of Rights. I would like to repeal the Second Amendment, for example. A reactionary Supreme Court could use the Tenth Amendment to repeal Social Security, Medicare, and most of the environmental regulations.

geezus its a good thing you aint in charge...

 

[Hector12]

if one gets pregnant and then wants an abortion you pay for your own or your ins co pays.... tax dollars should not be used for these kinds of abortions...

Most who should get abortions for eugenic reasons cannot afford abortions.