get them out of society, keep them out, fix the problem with the legislative process and ease the people in the cycle off of it by passing your legislation

@ArawnBlade speak my dude, i keep seeing ya type, we are nice i swear

i prefer less legislation, i'd like to see more removed

we did very well with immigration before we stared up with the welfare systems

@SuperHeroDeluxe yea thats fair, but what i really meant was that there would be legislation passed in your state/federal house which will remove the welfare

id directly go after what's enabling the welfare system. our legal system should be about giving the government rights, not taking away ones they just took for themselves

(or that we voted for them to take)

Prison tends to exaggerates certain qualities that perpetuate a negative cultural force (such as racial tribalism); they can still attain Welfare and tend to have families or become part of circles that share their views. With the current way the gov is set, legislators and local services don't quite align.

@SuperHeroDeluxe can you give me an example

i'd vote in some crazy person even, one that wasn't shy about kneecapping welfare in general

example: the constitution

the constitution is a document about all the things the government is not allowed to touch. all laws made by the legislative process are fair game after that

the consitution is about what the government CAN do.

it lays everything out clearly, if it's not in there, hands off

No, it's about what it can't

it is definitly about what it cant

Shall NOT be infringed

something is unconstitutional if the constitution doesn't lay it could clearly

that is the exact opposite

of what it is

the government can't just make up new shit to do without SC getting involved

The constitution and BoR is a layout of what the government isn't allowed to mess with

@SuperHeroDeluxe listen, i am not trying to be mean here, the constitution is everything the govt is not allowed to touch

@SuperHeroDeluxe go watch a civics video please, please

like liberty?

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

@SuperHeroDeluxe everything in the constitution even starts with, "the govt shall not enfringe on"

hello, civics classes from junior high were bullshit

Free civics classes online

if the government does something that can be seen to interfere with my liberty, i can challenge it. that's pretty much everything

if any law prevents me from doing something, i can challenge it.

on constituional grounds

@SuperHeroDeluxe if the government makes a law which violates a clause in the constitution, it is unconstitutional, like making a law favoring one religion over another, that is unconsitutional

that's why i say it doesn't give the government the right to do whatever

The constitution is a box the government dwells in.

if i can demonstrate that their legistlation interferes with my pursuit of happiness, i can challenge it

@SuperHeroDeluxe yes, but no, there have been SC cases which have a foundation for some of those cases

the constitution puts the power on the people, if they don't think that it's a bill of rights for the government, some of you being silly

@SuperHeroDeluxe so the SC has established its interpretation of what is a violation of the clauses or not

not permanently

@SuperHeroDeluxe no the constitution gives the right to make laws to the legislative