SmarterthanYou
rebel
I see you still can't admit when you're wrong.So no point. You just like hearing yourself. Got it.![]()
I see you still can't admit when you're wrong.So no point. You just like hearing yourself. Got it.![]()
I see you still don't have a point.I see you still can't admit when you're wrong.
yes.I said that the SENATE can approve or veto any treaty that the President proposes to them.
Irrelevant, since South Carolina was not a State of the Union at the time. Rights do not come from a piece of paper. State's rights are inherent.The Constitutional Convention in 1787 specifically rejected granting the Federal govt. the right to use military force against a state. Such a clause was proposed by Charles Pickney of South Carolina, who ironically was also responsible for ensuring the protection of slavery by threatening the state's rejection of the Constitution. He was opposed to string stats' right, the exact opposite of later southern views.
The Constitution isn't a position, NoName. It's a document.yes.
I believe this is the constitutional position.
What law are you speaking of, NoName???this other law that "gave Congress power then gave it back" is just unconstitutiional.
Trade isn't treachery.I guess really the Senate could pull the ultimate globalist trade treachery if they wanted.
you're not a poo poo, you're a pee pee.The Constitution isn't a position, NoName. It's a document.
What law are you speaking of, NoName???
Trade isn't treachery.
Go learn English.
Irrelevant, since South Carolina was not a State of the Union at the time. Rights do not come from a piece of paper. State's rights are inherent.
No matter what nation a State belongs to, no matter how oppressive the overlying government is, every State has the right to defend itself, just as every individual has the right to defend themselves. That does not come from the 2nd amendment or any other part of any constitution.
The federal government of the United States was never given any authority to ban or limit any weapon. The 2nd amendment also makes that specifically apply to the States.
Any State has the right to secede from the Union. That is just as inherent a right as the right to defend itself. I have never said otherwise.Rubbish. it has everything to do with its right to secede;
Omniscience fallacy. You don't get to speak for the dead.Lincoln and the 'the Union' didn't go to war on the premise they were fighting a foreign country.
Ah...the old useless chant....You're just trolling.
Lincoln did not keep any State in the Union by force.Keeping any state in the union by force was specfically denied as an option for the Federal govt.
Omniscience fallacy. You don't get to speak for the dead.
Anyone gets to speak like an idiot. Just look at the Democrat posts around here!You don't get to speak like an idiot.
War doesn't go through a court of law. There is nothing 'illegal' about the occurrence of any war. Lincoln didn't even fire the first shot of the War of Secession.South Caroline militiamen did.It's clear what premises Lincoln illegally went to war over.
It basically was, since slaves are property.Whether it suits your fantasies or not, the war wasn't over slavery,
The CSA was a different nation than the USA.and it wasn't based on the idea that the South was a foreign country, just the opposite.
There were in rebellion. They rebelled and left the Union and formed the CSA. Hence, many Confederate soldiers were referred to by Union soldiers as 'Rebels', just as the Rebels referred to the Union soldiers as 'Bluebellies'.Get over it. His premise was that they were in rebellion, and still states.
Anyone gets to speak like an idiot. Just look at the Democrat posts around here!
War doesn't go through a court of law. There is nothing 'illegal' about the occurrence of any war. Lincoln didn't even fire the first shot of the War of Secession.South Caroline militiamen did.
It basically was, since slaves are property.
The CSA was a different nation than the USA.
There were in rebellion. They rebelled and left the Union and formed the CSA. Hence, many Confederate soldiers were referred to by Union soldiers as 'Rebels', just as the Rebels referred to the Union soldiers as 'Bluebellies'.
I don't need to get 'over' anything. The War of Secession was fought in the 1800's, it's effects on the Constitution and in our laws still prevail today. The War is done. It's history. There is nothing to 'get over'. I didn't fight in it, and neither did you.
You apparently support what the CSA formed for. Fine I have no problem with that. But be aware that BOTH sides were right, and BOTH sides were wrong on many points. I'm not out to wound your Southern pride. Indeed, I understand it and have no problem with it. That kind of pride is what our country relies on today!
Remember we are now one nation! Defend herr! Take pride in her!
Historic ignoramus on display here.Rubbish. it has everything to do with its right to secede; Lincoln and the 'the Union' didn't go to war on the premise they were fighting a foreign country. You're just trolling. Keeping any state in the union by force was specfically denied as an option for the Federal govt.
....but you do.You don't get to speak like an idiot.
You need a real brain.We need a fake news thingy.
?We need a fake news thingy.
Historic ignoramus on display here.![]()
Anyone gets to speak like an idiot. Just look at the Democrat posts around here!
War doesn't go through a court of law. There is nothing 'illegal' about the occurrence of any war. Lincoln didn't even fire the first shot of the War of Secession.South Caroline militiamen did.
It basically was, since slaves are property.
The CSA was a different nation than the USA.
There were in rebellion. They rebelled and left the Union and formed the CSA. Hence, many Confederate soldiers were referred to by Union soldiers as 'Rebels', just as the Rebels referred to the Union soldiers as 'Bluebellies'.
I don't need to get 'over' anything. The War of Secession was fought in the 1800's, it's effects on the Constitution and in our laws still prevail today. The War is done. It's history. There is nothing to 'get over'. I didn't fight in it, and neither did you.
You apparently support what the CSA formed for. Fine I have no problem with that. But be aware that BOTH sides were right, and BOTH sides were wrong on many points. I'm not out to wound your Southern pride. Indeed, I understand it and have no problem with it. That kind of pride is what our country relies on today!
Remember we are now one nation! Defend herr! Take pride in her!
FIFY bone head.Talk about projection. Facts annoyrightLEFT wing ideologies, too, not just commies and deviants.