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
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?

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that's not true either. with guns, we can defend our rights............without them, we are subject to the mob.

Are you going to shoot everyone who tries to confiscate your guns? I prefer to let the Supreme Court interpret that right so States cannot pass such laws. But we also have found that unlimited access is also a bad idea. aka the 1930s.
 
Are you going to shoot everyone who tries to confiscate your guns? I prefer to let the Supreme Court interpret that right so States cannot pass such laws. But we also have found that unlimited access is also a bad idea. aka the 1930s.

well, are you determining the right to bear arms based upon the governments attempt to prohibit alcohol? there's a reason why prohibition was repealed and the amplification of black market enterprises. But the Supreme Court did decide that blacks couldn't be citizens or they'd have 2nd Amendment rights, and they did decide that interning japanese americans was constitutional because of national security, and they did decide that abortion was indeed a federally guaranteed right....................is that the court you want determining our gun rights? and yes, i'm shooting anyone that comes for my guns, no matter how many cops I have to kill..........that you wouldn't calls your adherence to the constitution into question.
 
No, he isn't making that argument. But he is an anarchist who believes that the Constitution does not prohibit someone from dong anything he feels like. ;)

Post #250 - NOTHING in the constitution . . . nor does it give the government the power to prohibit dangerous actions. It ONLY gives it the power to punish the results of dangerous actions.

What he's saying is that the government shouldn't be able to prohibit people from driving drunk only punish them is the results of that action cause harm. In other words, he believes it's OK to drive drunk.
 
Post #250 - NOTHING in the constitution . . . nor does it give the government the power to prohibit dangerous actions. It ONLY gives it the power to punish the results of dangerous actions.

What he's saying is that the government shouldn't be able to prohibit people from driving drunk only punish them is the results of that action cause harm. In other words, he believes it's OK to drive drunk.

those two things are not mutually exclusive, except to morons who can't understand english and concepts of freedom
 
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?

Your problem is you think you do. Typical uneducated, arrogant asshole that is still mad he got a dishonorable discharge from the military because they wouldn't let him do what he wanted.

The country would be better off if you suffered a friend fire "accident"
 
those two things are not mutually exclusive, except to morons who can't understand english and concepts of freedom

I understand English and freedoms far better than you. I'm not the one that thinks anything I want to do is OK because I want to do it. If you think so, bring your ass to where I am, try to enter my house without permission, and see what rights I exercise.
 
Your problem is you think you do. Typical uneducated, arrogant asshole that is still mad he got a dishonorable discharge from the military because they wouldn't let him do what he wanted.

The country would be better off if you suffered a friend fire "accident"

so you can't find anywhere to support your insinuation that the founders would prohibit driving a horse drawn carriage while drinking.............that's all you had to say. no need to get all triggered and wish for my death, just accept your failure as an American.
 
I understand English and freedoms far better than you. I'm not the one that thinks anything I want to do is OK because I want to do it. If you think so, bring your ass to where I am, try to enter my house without permission, and see what rights I exercise.

i see you still can't comprehend what are rights and what are not.............you must be a liberal
 
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