Democrats exist to undermine and violate the Constitution

Bingo. Can you produce the philosophical argument to define what 'real' means? Remember, you must present your own argument, you cannot present anyone else's argument as your own. Go ahead.

I cannot prove that the a creature coming out STY's Pokeball is real or not. You're correct.
 
hey bro, don't fall in to that trap.........you are going to lose.

rights come from you simply being a human being..........government has no power or authority to grant rights. rights do not come from government. rights are inherent. If you read the Bill of Rights, you'll see that they make no statement at all about giving the people these rights. It says quite clearly that government shall not infringe on them or make laws that restrict them.

this is about the whole argument of even having laws at all. I believe we should.

restricting government activity is a de facto ATTEMPT to preserve rights.

of course there's corruption.

of course when the legal approach fails there should be the blood of tyrants in the street.

all we are saying, is give peace a chance.
 
this is about the whole argument of even having laws at all. I believe we should.

restricting government activity is a de facto ATTEMPT to preserve rights.

of course there's corruption.

of course when the legal approach fails there should be the blood of tyrants in the street.

all we are saying, is give peace a chance.

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The sad thing is that he doesn't know that.

libertarians get weird, and start leaning towards might makes right, and straight up fascism.

I used to be there.

of course in a cynical sense there is some truth in these things, but why have ideas if you're not going to be an idealist?

why evolve to cooperation and love, if in the end you reject these core human evolutionary elements?
 
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this is about the whole argument of even having laws at all. I believe we should.

restricting government activity is a de facto ATTEMPT to preserve rights.

of course there's corruption.

of course when the legal approach fails there should be the blood of tyrants in the street.

all we are saying, is give peace a chance.

So you want to pivot away from your claim. Fine. I will consider your argument abandoned.
 
libertarians get weird, and start leaning towards might makes right, and straight up fascism.

I used to be there.

of course in a cynical sense there is some truth in these things, but why have ideas if you're not going to be an idealist?

why evolve to cooperation and love, if in the end you reject these core human evolutionary elements?

Fascism is government manipulation of markets. Libertarians want smaller government. Your comment makes no sense.
 
Stop shouting like a moron. Use normal font.

Shouting is all caps. Using text big enough not to get crowded out by the multimedia isn't shouting. Calm down and stop getting all triggered over nothing. :palm:

The Supreme Court does not have authority to change the Constitution. See Article III.

No one is arguing otherwise. :dunno:

Hint: Don't act like it's a basic civics fact which everyone should know that constitutional protections and privileges apply to foreigners the same as citizens...when it is written in plain English in the Constitution itself that they are to be treated differently, and when you still cannot produce a single shred of evidence that the Founders meant the opposite of what they wrote in plain English in the Constitution.

Constitutions do not apply to people.

Ad nauseum and non-sequiter fallacy. :nono:

Repeating the already debunked garbage logic that the Constitution expressly treating foreigners differently than citizens somehow cannot co-exist with the Constitution being the authorized structure for the Federal Government...won't make it less debunked or illogical.

Try again. :bs:
 
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