The Constitution -- Merely A Guide?

[Sonny Clark]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

And I never once said there was a law. So, your point is?

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

Huh?

say what I'm thinking ain't so

 

[G.T.]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

And I never once said there was a law. So, your point is?

Your restrictive this and that?
From the op?

Yea.


And free speech has been restricted since the country was founded.

You not being aware of that isnt an excuse for any of the drama queening.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

link? can we see a link to Sonny saying something so -- Sonny-ish?

I see where Sonny-boy claims the shit will hit the fan soon...so Sonny-ish

So What Next Redesign The American Flag Pink Orange Mint Green Honoring The New Three Genders US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum

but haven't found him going off his rocker -- yet

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles? What about The Bill of Rights? Have we made detours around the Constitution in order to better serve this nation and her citizens? Have we allowed the Constitution to be interpreted, in order to make adjustments based on current events and changing times? Have we altered the intent of the Constitution, in order to accommodate a select group, or a self-serving cause?

Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power.

EXAMPLES:
Report Finds No Substitute for Mass Data Collection -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/u...lk-collection-of-phone-data.html?ref=politics

Republicans Resist Obama’s Move to Dismantle Apparatus of Deportation -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/us/secure-communities-immigration-program-battle.html?ref=us
The program, which generated the majority of the 2.3 million deportations under the Obama administration, is at the center of the battle between the president and Republicans over his executive actions to transform the deportation system.


Your Thoughts ?

"Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles?" - false choice "What about The Bill of Rights?" - what about it? It's a part of the Constitution

"Have we altered the intent of the Constitution?" just what do you imagine the intent of the US Constitution was? Hmm...

not one of your links addresses this nonsense: "Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power." -- where and when have restrictions on flying the American Flag been proposed?

 

[Sonny Clark]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

Huh?

say what I'm thinking ain't so

Where he got that from, I have no idea.

 

[Sonny Clark]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

And I never once said there was a law. So, your point is?

Your restrictive this and that?
From the op?

Yea.


And free speech has been restricted since the country was founded.

You not being aware of that isnt an excuse for any of the drama queening.

Where have I ever said that there was a law against flying the American flag? You accused me, now back it up.

 

[G.T.]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

Huh?

say what I'm thinking ain't so

Where he got that from, I have no idea.

How the f*** do you restrict something if not by law? Say because I said so? Through threw thru

 

[Sonny Clark]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles? What about The Bill of Rights? Have we made detours around the Constitution in order to better serve this nation and her citizens? Have we allowed the Constitution to be interpreted, in order to make adjustments based on current events and changing times? Have we altered the intent of the Constitution, in order to accommodate a select group, or a self-serving cause?

Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power.

EXAMPLES:
Report Finds No Substitute for Mass Data Collection -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/u...lk-collection-of-phone-data.html?ref=politics

Republicans Resist Obama’s Move to Dismantle Apparatus of Deportation -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/us/secure-communities-immigration-program-battle.html?ref=us
The program, which generated the majority of the 2.3 million deportations under the Obama administration, is at the center of the battle between the president and Republicans over his executive actions to transform the deportation system.


Your Thoughts ?

"Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles?" - false choice "What about The Bill of Rights?" - what about it? It's a part of the Constitution

"Have we altered the intent of the Constitution?" just what do you imagine the intent of the US Constitution was? Hmm...

not one of your links addresses this nonsense: "Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power." -- where and when have restrictions on flying the American Flag been proposed?

Yes. Correct. Displaying the American flag. Yes, several reports, especially in Florida, where a Vet had a flag pole in his front yard, flying the American flag, and was told it wasn't allowed. The court upheld the HOA rules, and forced him to take the flag down. But, There are NO laws that prevent anyone from flying the American flag.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide,

To Republicans? Apparently.

Obama has been asking for a new AUMF for 6 months, and the Republican House has refused to do their Constitutional duty.

100% stupid and liberal of course:

But he told C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" that it is even "more so for Democrats."

"There is a lot of Democratic opposition, which is pretty unusual," Cole said. "The president is essentially a war president without a war party.

"A lot of his folks will not vote for anything," Cole said. "There are others you have to so finely nuance the resolution, things like, we don't have an enduring ground mission — what does that mean?"

Cole was referring to perhaps the five most contentious words in the White House's draft AUMF. The Obama administration's measure would prohibit US forces from engaging in "enduring offensive ground combat operations" — but no one on Capitol Hill seems to know what that means.

Administration witnesses have yet to assuage Democrats, who believe the phrase is too open-ended, or Republicans, who view it as too limiting.

 

[G.T.]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles? What about The Bill of Rights? Have we made detours around the Constitution in order to better serve this nation and her citizens? Have we allowed the Constitution to be interpreted, in order to make adjustments based on current events and changing times? Have we altered the intent of the Constitution, in order to accommodate a select group, or a self-serving cause?

Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power.

EXAMPLES:
Report Finds No Substitute for Mass Data Collection -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/u...lk-collection-of-phone-data.html?ref=politics

Republicans Resist Obama’s Move to Dismantle Apparatus of Deportation -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/us/secure-communities-immigration-program-battle.html?ref=us
The program, which generated the majority of the 2.3 million deportations under the Obama administration, is at the center of the battle between the president and Republicans over his executive actions to transform the deportation system.


Your Thoughts ?

"Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles?" - false choice "What about The Bill of Rights?" - what about it? It's a part of the Constitution

"Have we altered the intent of the Constitution?" just what do you imagine the intent of the US Constitution was? Hmm...

not one of your links addresses this nonsense: "Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power." -- where and when have restrictions on flying the American Flag been proposed?

Yes. Correct. Displaying the American flag. Yes, several reports, especially in Florida, where a Vet had a flag pole in his front yard, flying the American flag, and was told it wasn't allowed. The court upheld the HOA rules, and forced him to take the flag down. But, There are NO laws that prevent anyone from flying the American flag.

HOA rules are agreed to before the house is purchased. He volunteered to subject himself to a set of rules dum dum that has nothing to do with our freedoms in this country quite freaking obviously

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Sonny Clark G.T.

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

Huh?

say what I'm thinking ain't so

Where he got that from, I have no idea.

How the f*** do you restrict something if not by law? Say because I said so? Through threw thru

actually Sonny-boy wrote "Considerations have been given to...restrictive displaying of the American flag"

Now, in reality he never even went so far as to imply there were laws restricting flying the flag. He stated people had tried to. A distinction with a huge distinction

you lose

now

stfu and apologize

 

[G.T.]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

Huh?

say what I'm thinking ain't so

Where he got that from, I have no idea.

How the f*** do you restrict something if not by law? Say because I said so? Through threw thru

actually Sonny-boy wrote "Considerations have been given to...restrictive displaying of the American flag"

Now, in reality he never even went so far as to imply there were laws restricting flying the flag. He stated people had tried to. A distinction with a huge distinction

you lose

now

stfu and apologize

Go to bed Dunta nobody likes you

 

[Sonny Clark]

Marine Veteran Forced to Remove American Flag From Yard Because of Code Violation Video TheBlaze.com

South Carolina Teen Forced To Remove American Flag From The Back Of His Truck Outrage Ensues

College Student Forced to Remove American Flag from Balcony Could Offend Foreign People - Breitbart

Local dealership forced to remove American flag banners or pay county code violation fine - wptv.com

Apartment complex orders resident to remove threatening American flag - Local 12 WKRC-TV Cincinnati

 

[Sonny Clark]

Sonny no law prevents the flying of the american flag.

Huh?

say what I'm thinking ain't so

Where he got that from, I have no idea.

How the f*** do you restrict something if not by law? Say because I said so? Through threw thru

Look at the links that I just posted and it'll explain exactly what I meant. I just posted 5 or 6 links to explain what I meant. Please read the stories and you'll see what I'm talking about.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles? What about The Bill of Rights? Have we made detours around the Constitution in order to better serve this nation and her citizens? Have we allowed the Constitution to be interpreted, in order to make adjustments based on current events and changing times? Have we altered the intent of the Constitution, in order to accommodate a select group, or a self-serving cause?

Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power.

EXAMPLES:
Report Finds No Substitute for Mass Data Collection -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/u...lk-collection-of-phone-data.html?ref=politics

Republicans Resist Obama’s Move to Dismantle Apparatus of Deportation -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/us/secure-communities-immigration-program-battle.html?ref=us
The program, which generated the majority of the 2.3 million deportations under the Obama administration, is at the center of the battle between the president and Republicans over his executive actions to transform the deportation system.


Your Thoughts ?

"Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles?" - false choice "What about The Bill of Rights?" - what about it? It's a part of the Constitution

"Have we altered the intent of the Constitution?" just what do you imagine the intent of the US Constitution was? Hmm...

not one of your links addresses this nonsense: "Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power." -- where and when have restrictions on flying the American Flag been proposed?

Yes. Correct. Displaying the American flag. Yes, several reports, especially in Florida, where a Vet had a flag pole in his front yard, flying the American flag, and was told it wasn't allowed. The court upheld the HOA rules, and forced him to take the flag down. But, There are NO laws that prevent anyone from flying the American flag.

Property rights. HOA rules are about property rights. Whether the guy is a veteran or not is irrelevant. I wonder if he had to take down the pole.

 

[G.T.]

Marine Veteran Forced to Remove American Flag From Yard Because of Code Violation Video TheBlaze.com

South Carolina Teen Forced To Remove American Flag From The Back Of His Truck Outrage Ensues

College Student Forced to Remove American Flag from Balcony Could Offend Foreign People - Breitbart

Local dealership forced to remove American flag banners or pay county code violation fine - wptv.com

Apartment complex orders resident to remove threatening American flag - Local 12 WKRC-TV Cincinnati

None of which have anything to do with the Constitution or the government upholding it or not. These are all restricted cases Plus you forget there are 320 million with a capital m people in this country s*** you can find 10 examples of anything with that many people running around get a grip

 

[Sonny Clark]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles? What about The Bill of Rights? Have we made detours around the Constitution in order to better serve this nation and her citizens? Have we allowed the Constitution to be interpreted, in order to make adjustments based on current events and changing times? Have we altered the intent of the Constitution, in order to accommodate a select group, or a self-serving cause?

Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power.

EXAMPLES:
Report Finds No Substitute for Mass Data Collection -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/u...lk-collection-of-phone-data.html?ref=politics

Republicans Resist Obama’s Move to Dismantle Apparatus of Deportation -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/us/secure-communities-immigration-program-battle.html?ref=us
The program, which generated the majority of the 2.3 million deportations under the Obama administration, is at the center of the battle between the president and Republicans over his executive actions to transform the deportation system.


Your Thoughts ?

"Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles?" - false choice "What about The Bill of Rights?" - what about it? It's a part of the Constitution

"Have we altered the intent of the Constitution?" just what do you imagine the intent of the US Constitution was? Hmm...

not one of your links addresses this nonsense: "Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power." -- where and when have restrictions on flying the American Flag been proposed?

Yes. Correct. Displaying the American flag. Yes, several reports, especially in Florida, where a Vet had a flag pole in his front yard, flying the American flag, and was told it wasn't allowed. The court upheld the HOA rules, and forced him to take the flag down. But, There are NO laws that prevent anyone from flying the American flag.

Property rights. HOA rules are about property rights. Whether the guy is a veteran or not is irrelevant. I wonder if he had to take down the pole.

Regardless, there are restrictions on flying the American Flag in this country. I just posted several examples. Please read them.

 

[Sonny Clark]

Marine Veteran Forced to Remove American Flag From Yard Because of Code Violation Video TheBlaze.com

South Carolina Teen Forced To Remove American Flag From The Back Of His Truck Outrage Ensues

College Student Forced to Remove American Flag from Balcony Could Offend Foreign People - Breitbart

Local dealership forced to remove American flag banners or pay county code violation fine - wptv.com

Apartment complex orders resident to remove threatening American flag - Local 12 WKRC-TV Cincinnati

None of which have anything to do with the Constitution or the government upholding it or not. These are all restricted cases Plus you forget there are 320 million with a capital m people in this country s*** you can find 10 examples of anything with that many people running around get a grip

Does the Constitution RESTRICT the displaying of our national flag?

 

[Sonny Clark]

Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles? What about The Bill of Rights? Have we made detours around the Constitution in order to better serve this nation and her citizens? Have we allowed the Constitution to be interpreted, in order to make adjustments based on current events and changing times? Have we altered the intent of the Constitution, in order to accommodate a select group, or a self-serving cause?

Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power.

EXAMPLES:
Report Finds No Substitute for Mass Data Collection -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/u...lk-collection-of-phone-data.html?ref=politics

Republicans Resist Obama’s Move to Dismantle Apparatus of Deportation -- http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/us/secure-communities-immigration-program-battle.html?ref=us
The program, which generated the majority of the 2.3 million deportations under the Obama administration, is at the center of the battle between the president and Republicans over his executive actions to transform the deportation system.


Your Thoughts ?

"Has the Constitution become merely a guide, and not the law of our founding principles?" - false choice "What about The Bill of Rights?" - what about it? It's a part of the Constitution

"Have we altered the intent of the Constitution?" just what do you imagine the intent of the US Constitution was? Hmm...

not one of your links addresses this nonsense: "Considerations have been given to gun control, restrictive lawful assembly, restrictive prayer and religious applications, discrimination based on appearance, search and seizure authority, restrictive free speech, the legal invasion of privacy, tax collection and distribution of taxes, restrictive displaying of the American flag, the lack of government transparency, abusive use of eminent domain, and executive power." -- where and when have restrictions on flying the American Flag been proposed?

Yes. Correct. Displaying the American flag. Yes, several reports, especially in Florida, where a Vet had a flag pole in his front yard, flying the American flag, and was told it wasn't allowed. The court upheld the HOA rules, and forced him to take the flag down. But, There are NO laws that prevent anyone from flying the American flag.

Property rights. HOA rules are about property rights. Whether the guy is a veteran or not is irrelevant. I wonder if he had to take down the pole.

Is a truck restricted under an HOA? Read all of the stories please.