The 1803 Court was comprised of founding fathers.
So?
The 1803 Court was comprised of founding fathers.
So the Founding Fathers gave us judicial review.
No. Those particular judges showed that, just like the judges of today, they assume more power than the Constitution grants them. Then, by the bullshit theory of precedence, this allows the Constitution to gradually lose it's significance. Thus, the disgusting "living breathing" bullshit that liberals suck up like pigs on gravy.
No. Those particular judges showed that, just like the judges of today, they assume more power than the Constitution grants them. Then, by the bullshit theory of precedence, this allows the Constitution to gradually lose it's significance. Thus, the disgusting "living breathing" bullshit that liberals suck up like pigs on gravy.
No. Those particular judges showed that, just like the judges of today, they assume more power than the Constitution grants them. Then, by the bullshit theory of precedence, this allows the Constitution to gradually lose it's significance. Thus, the disgusting "living breathing" bullshit that liberals suck up like pigs on gravy.
Yes indeed. The SC rewrites the constitution at will and then calls it an interpretation!!! Where does the constitution say illegal kids have a right to free k-12???
lol
Nothing's changed since the 1780s. No need to interpret the Constitution or BofR in the context of a 21st Century.
Fucking moron.
Yeah, it's called common law. And those six justices were a handful of many/most who held that theory.
Common sense dictates that a revisit on the original interpretation is sometimes necessary.
lol
An idiot like you needs a 1,000 page Constitution to enact any laws.
What a fool...
The power to interpret a law is the power to rewrite the law.
Answer my question. Where does the constitution say illegal kids have a right to free k-12.? In 1982, the SC said it was in the constitution!!!
A moron is someone who believes that words on a piece of paper are "living and breathing".
Expressions in the English language escape you, don't they, dumbfuck? Pathetic
So it's just an expression now. Talk about moving the goal posts...
"Living and breathing" when it refers to a document? Yeah, you stupid fuck, it is an expression. It means it's not etched in stone. BTW, "etched in stone" is also an expression, fucking moron.
That's your side's expression, and no, the Constitution is etched in stone. If you want to change it, pass an amendment.
Time's change, fucktard. New situations arise requiring new interpretations. Too fucking bad you're stuck in the 18th century.
Again, if you want to change it, pass an amendment. Are are you too afraid the People won't agree with you lol?