pknopp
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Mob or voters?
Sadly today, I do not see much distinction.
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Mob or voters?
Sadly today, I do not see much distinction.
Yes, legislation according to the will of the people is a terrible thing when it interferes with your agenda ...
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For one I am not a democrat never was and 2 I never denied that a fetus at any stage was human.The problem with the Moon Bats is that they don't understand Biology any more than they understand Economics, History, Climate Science, Ethics or the Constitution.
Two different humans. I shit you not. Go look it up.
The Moon Bats think that a male can get pregeant and have an abortion so it is understandable that they are confused about things like this.
No we have a republic.Well, that is the system we have in this country.
If that upsets you, I know a place where you might be a lot more comfortable ... and abortions are provided by the state ...
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I don’t get how the Supreme Court can overturn a woman’s fundamental right to choose but not a mass shooter’s murderous right to have such easy access to guns that the back to back massacres in Buffalo, NY and now Laguna Woods, CA will become a new normal weekend
The Horror in New York Shows the Madness of the Supreme Court’s Looming Gun Decision
Fueled by a potent cocktail of gun rights mythology and an invented vision of the past, this radical ideology has no roots in text, history, or tradition.slate.com
Which is one of the reasons we don't let popular opinion decide the rights of people.
Our entire governmental philosophy is based on the idea that the government does not grant rights to people but rather those rights are inherent in each individual.In fact, we do ... all rights not originally, of by subsequent amendment to The Constitution, are created by elected legislators.
Any sufficiently unpopular legislation can be reversed if the voters replace the legislators, as is their duty.
In fact, we do ... all rights not originally, of by subsequent amendment to The Constitution, are created by elected legislators.
Any sufficiently unpopular legislation can be reversed if the voters replace the legislators, as is their duty.
Our entire governmental philosophy is based on the idea that the government does not grant rights to people but rather those rights are inherent in each individual.
No one can claim a right that is against existing legislation.
You might, for example, believe you have a god-given right to use heroin, or commit suicide, drive at any speed you feel is necessary ... but, where these "rights" are forbidden by legislation, your belief in that right has no basis in reality.
While we like to believe we can grant ourselves rights ... in fact, our legal system specifically says we can't.
No one can claim a right that is against existing legislation.
You might, for example, believe you have a god-given right to use heroin, or commit suicide, drive at any speed you feel is necessary ... but, where these "rights" are forbidden by legislation, your belief in that right has no basis in reality.
While we like to believe we can grant ourselves rights ... in fact, our legal system specifically says we can't.
One day many years ago a group of young men believed they had the right to eat at the same lunch counter as other men. Laws said they could not. They did not believe these laws valid so they ignored them. After some upset feelings it was determined they were right.
YEah all those laws don't stop people from using heroin.
No one can claim a right that is against existing legislation.
You might, for example, believe you have a god-given right to use heroin, or commit suicide, drive at any speed you feel is necessary ... but, where these "rights" are forbidden by legislation, your belief in that right has no basis in reality.
While we like to believe we can grant ourselves rights ... in fact, our legal system specifically says we can't.
Just ask one of those "sovereign citizen" types about that one.
Yes, you can use heroin, you can commit suicide, you can commit homicide, you can do pretty much anything you want ... you just don't have the legal right to do so.
There is a huge difference between doing something and having the legal right to do so.
If it were up to the men, women would be never left the bed and would be having sex to no end.
If it were up to the men, women would be never left the bed and would be having sex to no end.
If a person used heroin a week ago and tests positive on a drug test he will not be arrested for his past use of heroin.