bripat9643
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Your silly answer is simply silly. Thanks for playing.I don't have to cite any such case. I don't cite my opinion as fact as you do. But I can cite White v. Texas, which is a fact and shows how meaningless is your opinion.But your opinion is fact. lol You fail. You cite a case that says a state can secede and you still think your opinion means you're right. Dumb dumb.What a dumbass. You think opinions are equal to law and statutes. What a fail turd. If there were a law or statute you would cite it.You are projecting your inability to form an articulate statement. Fact: your opinion on the Constitution is meaningless. Fact: Congress and SCOTUS actions on the Constitution are meaningful.
This is too easy.
White vs Texas was decided by a bunch of hand picked Lincoln cronies. Aside from that, the "logic" of the decision is fatally flawed. Citing that opinion only shows you're a boot licking douche bag or terminally stupid.
translation: You are unable to dispute anything I posted.