This hated constitution that the left has suddenly embraced

[justoffal]

OHHHHHH how the worm turns with time eh? The Constitution so long the target of scorn and hated by the progressive left has suddenly become the shining document above all reproach! This most recent change if tune by the left ( both GOP and DEM ) aptly demonstrates the weak circumstantial ethics that dominate liberal mantra. It grows tired with time and eventually stands for nothing.

 

[Crepitus]

OHHHHHH how the worm turns with time eh? The Constitution so long the target of scorn and hated by the progressive left has suddenly become the shining document above all reproach! This most recent change if tune by the left ( both GOP and DEM ) aptly demonstrates the weak circumstantial ethics that dominate liberal mantra. It grows tired with time and eventually stands for nothing.

Name one time I "targeted" the constitution.

I'll wait.

 

[justoffal]

Name one time I "targeted" the constitution.

I'll wait.

You fall into a different category. You are consistent, strive to stick to the facts and are very often correct. I didn't name you intentionally....though I should heed my own advice about broad brushing. Here I have yet another example of why broad brushing is nonesense.

 

[otto105]

OHHHHHH how the worm turns with time eh? The Constitution so long the target of scorn and hated by the progressive left has suddenly become the shining document above all reproach! This most recent change if tune by the left ( both GOP and DEM ) aptly demonstrates the weak circumstantial ethics that dominate liberal mantra. It grows tired with time and eventually stands for nothing.

We have always embraced our constitution as a living document.

Republic pols think it’s dead and so all their stupid ideals can be gleaned from dead people.

 

[cnm]

This hated constitution that the left has suddenly embraced​

And the radical right has dismissed.

What a hoot.

 

[justoffal]

And the radical right has dismissed.

What a hoot.

Fair point

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

And the radical right has dismissed.

What a hoot.

If the radical right dismissed the Constitution, there would be a lot of dead Marxists/Demofascists lying around. Be thankful the Constitution is still a thing......

 

[otto105]

If the radical right dismissed the Constitution, there would be a lot of dead Marxists/Demofascists lying around. Be thankful the Constitution is still a thing......

When does the shooting start….

 

[justoffal]

When does the shooting start….

Long past.....long past

 

[Lemmi]

The Constitution is famous for telling the federal government all the things it can't do. We should respect it for that.

 

[otto105]

The Constitution is famous for telling the federal government all the things it can't do. We should respect it for that.

Why?

Are we a small backward ass country.

 

[Lemmi]

Why?

Are we a small backward ass country.

We were when the Constitution was adopted. Worked out pretty well for us I think.

 

[cnm]

The Constitution is famous for telling the federal government all the things it can't do.

Which the USSC invents reasons for ignoring.

Oh well.

 

[otto105]

We were when the Constitution was adopted. Worked out pretty well for us I think.

We didn’t become great until we left that country behind.

 

[Oddball]

We have always embraced our constitution as a living document.

Republic pols think it’s dead and so all their stupid ideals can be gleaned from dead people.

How about we play some 7-card stud with "living rules", fool?

 

[BackAgain]

And the radical right has dismissed.

What a hoot.

They have? When? How? Link?
also, how do you define “the radical right?”

 

[otto105]

How a bout we play some 7-card stud with "living rules", fool?

Sure, tell us all how the dead fathers felt about computer security.

 

[Oddball]

Sure, tell us all how the dead fathers felt about computer security.

WTF are you blabbering about?

 

[otto105]

WTF are you blabbering about?

What did the founding fathers think about mandated car insurance. I’ve read the constitution and it doesn’t mention it.

 

[Oddball]

What did the founding fathers think about mandated car insurance. I’ve read the constitution and it doesn’t mention it.

Something about powers not delegated to the federal gubmint, or another.

You're really in over your head, dizzy.