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And we are discussing it, even if it does not go in the direction you wish, which I'll speculate trends toward the Libertarian Postulate:
Concoct a theory on how stuff you don't want to pay for should not be, since the theory purports it to be unconstitutional or only a state's right. Fine. But I disagree.
Moreover, it's wrong. We have a process in place which governs it. If it's happening, and no ruling has barred it on constitutional grounds, it is what it is: An American policy and law of our land. Period.
Nor do I wish it to change, it being the process. I happen to believe that the American form of government is the best mankind has yet created. Call me America-centric, since I am ... disrespect to folks in Central America who think Simon Bolivar worthy of sainthood, nor Chinese who adore Chairman Mao's memory. We all have our heros, and mine are the Founding Fathers, even if they marginalized Blacks and Women ... since they also gave us the power to amend those shortcomings.
??? Sorry. I'm not getting anything coherent out of this. Can you rephrase?