If "reb" stands for Rebel, which it must since he's dodging the question, and he's one of those War of Southern Rebellion sympathizers who think the war isn't officially over, he couldn't recognize the Constitution. So, he's one of the last people on the board who should've started this thread. War of Southern Rebellion sympathizers don't recognize the Constitution as valid.
We can assume he’s a ‘rebel’ from North Carolina, supposedly the first of the colonies to declare its independence, 5/20/1775.
We can also infer from this, and it’s consistent with, that the poster advocates complete separation from the Union, typical of extreme rightists on the fringe of American politics, hence the angry response about the ‘liberal courts,’ their rulings meaningless and ‘easily overturned.’
Apparently these individuals reject in its entirety the body of Constitutional case law as decided by the Supreme Court. They focus instead on their own errant interpretation of the Constitution – without any basis in case law – and primary documents from the Foundation Era.
Consequently theyÂ’ve created this fantasy and dogma of the Foundation Era where all the FramersÂ’ original intent was for a weak central government, which is clearly not the case.
Since the days of Chief Justice John Marshall the Court has consistently ruled in a vast majority of its cases in favor of a strong central government,
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) and
Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) in particular.
Needless to say itÂ’s pointless to engage in meaningful debate with such individuals, as their blind adherence to their dogma, complete rejection of the rule of law (ignoring over 200 years of Constitutional jurisprudence), and ignorance of the Foundation Era make such endeavors impossible.