There is no express power for alleged wars on crime, drugs, and terror.
So you would naturally agree then that the F.B.I. is
completely unconstitutional?
no. it is a federal department.
The Actual
powers delegated are to provide for the common defense and general welfare.
There is no authority to promote the general warfare over the general welfare at Any given opportunity.
You just said that there is (and I quote) "no express power for alleged war on crimes, drugs, and terror". Well, that's exactly what the F.B.I. does. Now you turn around and say that the F.B.I. is constitutional because "it is a federal department" and because it has powers "to provide for the common defense and general welfare".
See, if there is "no express power for alleged war on crimes, drugs, and terror", then the F.B.I. cannot exist because that is ALL they do. However, if "powers" exist (as you idiotically claim) for "common defense and general welfare", then the F.B.I. can exist and has EVERY right and EVERY power to "wage wars on crime, drugs, and terror".
So now I've just caught you talking about of BOTH sides of your mouth. Proving that A.) you truly are an imbecile and B.) you have no idea what you're talking about.
hadit - I invite you to come enjoy this post that just ended Daniels run on USMB.