Anything that's not an amendment or a state law that doesn't go against the constitution

Is unconstitutional.

Everything left alone IS a right.

even if it's not outlined in the constitution

or a state constitution.

acorn vs jim
who wins?

You're arguing that because the bill of rights protects mostly individual rights that the individual would win over a state law that's inherently in contravention of the bill of rights.

That's a constitutional legal argument and you'd have an argument to make.

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

But on my understanding of the history (as outlined in that page I gave you) is that it wasn't the accepted argument and still isn't.

I suppose the argument might've been, at the time, that the government, the bill of rights doesn't specifically tell the states, "now, states... Don't you do this...."

The government can takeaway your kids for what you say

and so they might've done it anyway.

Well, cps and dhs are pieces of shits in a few states. Like Oklahoma

my home state

Those organizations are designed to be above the constitution.

As with many federal departments.

Technically, they're under. And they do try to be constitutional. But the bureaucracy will do what the bureaucracy wants to do.

Unless otherwise forced.

Who watches the watchmen?

Georgia Senator Nancy Schafer was actually making a documentary exposing CPS when during the making of the film she was 'suicided' along with the director of the film. in an 'unrelated' incident 🤔

The ATF is explicitly unconstitutional.

As is the DEA.

But what are you going to do about it?

fisa courts

They're careful about how they enforce Marijuana laws in California and DC

Only enforcing them on federal land.

But federal law trumps state law. Why couldn't they just do what they want?

What about neuton's law? 😏

Newton's.

I think Murphy's Law supercedes Newton's Law.

yeah yeah semantics

An object in motion will likely hit your face.

same-difference

An object at rest

will probably get into motions and hit your face.

You threatening me? I'll have you know, I'm in IEP and I'm not smart enough to understand what you said

A toast shaped object will land butter-side down.

hey all

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@RyeNorth Hey, fuck you. Those people are animals. Butter-around the crust rule