DUI checkpoints and 'no refusal' weekends

mandatory blood draws, are they constitutional?

  • No, it violates my rights as a person

    Votes: 24 88.9%
  • yes, they are clearly constitutional

    Votes: 3 11.1%

  • Total voters
    27
Show me where they said it was OK to drive drunk.

You don't have the right to do so despite how selfish you may be.

No one is making that argument. We call this a.........

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I didn't say Government; I said the Supreme Court. They do have final say in the interpretation of the Constitution and laws that may be contrary to it. I never said they were perfect; but then, neither are you. ;)
they cannot possibly be the final arbiter of the constitution if the constitution defines their limitations. we the people are the final arbiter because it is OUR document.
 
again, you show zero understanding of how constitutions and government power works.............why is that? did you go to public schools????????

you appear to be unable to distinguish between that which is not OK and that which is not illegal/constitutional............why is that?

I, as the founders did, fully understand your right to drink and drive doesn't exist.

Did you get past the first grade?
 
they cannot possibly be the final arbiter of the constitution if the constitution defines their limitations. we the people are the final arbiter because it is OUR document.

That is the function of the supremes. They rule on whether laws and actions are constitutional. That requires interpretation since it is not precise. There is not even agreement among the judges. it is not settled by the people.
 
I'm being objective and honest. You're being selfish like spoiled child. Did your mommy not let you suck her tits as long as you wanted? You wife lets me.

behold, all here, see my victory as CFM is reduced to infantile remarks because he can't defeat my facts and logic.
 
That is the function of the supremes. They rule on whether laws and actions are constitutional. That requires interpretation since it is not precise. There is not even agreement among the judges. it is not settled by the people.

reading EXACT wording of the constitution does NOT require interpretation. That is the brainwashing that the government has inflicted upon you. If you cannot understand the simple wording of the constitution, you've failed as an American.
 
You don't understand what the founders, and I, believe(d).

You don't have a right to drive drunk. PERIOD.

here's your problem, you THINK you know what the founders believed.....you obviously don't. show us where the founders stated nobody has a right to drive a horse drawn carriage while drinking............................should we wait?
 
That is the function of the supremes. They rule on whether laws and actions are constitutional. That requires interpretation since it is not precise. There is not even agreement among the judges. it is not settled by the people.

We have finally found some common ground. Yay you! First thing you have gotten right here. :clap:
 
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