Message from @SuperHeroDeluxe

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2019-12-01 21:21:35 UTC  

on constituional grounds

2019-12-01 21:21:54 UTC  

@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

2019-12-01 21:22:01 UTC  

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

2019-12-01 21:22:32 UTC  

The constitution is a box the government dwells in.

2019-12-01 21:22:52 UTC  

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

2019-12-01 21:23:15 UTC  

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

2019-12-01 21:23:34 UTC  

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

2019-12-01 21:23:43 UTC  

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

2019-12-01 21:24:02 UTC  

not permanently

2019-12-01 21:24:18 UTC  

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

2019-12-01 21:24:25 UTC  

that are not claused in the constitution

2019-12-01 21:24:31 UTC  

everything is fair game

2019-12-01 21:24:31 UTC  

sure

2019-12-01 21:24:33 UTC  

@SuperHeroDeluxe you don't have the right to infringe others rights either in Your pursuit of happiness. And the government does have the right to step in and prevent you from doing that

2019-12-01 21:24:39 UTC  

and you have a right to challenge

2019-12-01 21:24:54 UTC  

sure, i agree

2019-12-01 21:25:06 UTC  

im talking about the government's rights

2019-12-01 21:25:21 UTC  

the constitution is everything that the legislative branch is not allowed to make laws about, what the executive is not allowed to enforce on

2019-12-01 21:26:18 UTC  

pretty much everything is covered. it just depends on interpretations of wording. for instance, abortion is fine as long as the babies aren't considered PERSONS

2019-12-01 21:26:24 UTC  

The SC opinion on freedom of speech changed in the early 1900s due to a minority opinion.

2019-12-01 21:26:34 UTC  

if unborn babies were persons, everyone would have to keep their hands off

2019-12-01 21:27:12 UTC  

@SuperHeroDeluxe @Wizard_of_The_West whatever the SC determines is the interpretation is how it goes

2019-12-01 21:27:24 UTC  

not permanently

2019-12-01 21:27:30 UTC  

we have hope

2019-12-01 21:27:31 UTC  

that is why, and let me repost it again, the reason we need:

1) SC constitutional Judges
2) Stop Immigration
3) Harsher Crime Punishments

2019-12-01 21:27:33 UTC  

i have hope

2019-12-01 21:27:54 UTC  

1) is on top

2019-12-01 21:27:57 UTC  

for a reason

2019-12-01 21:27:59 UTC  

Past premises can be challenged

2019-12-01 21:28:01 UTC  

i have hope that the supreme court will clearly define that a fetus is a person

2019-12-01 21:28:10 UTC  
2019-12-01 21:28:32 UTC  

Interpretations change over time to be sure

2019-12-01 21:28:49 UTC  

But it's a long time like 100 years

2019-12-01 21:28:53 UTC  

babies can survive at 4 months of gestation now, it's about time we consider them people

2019-12-01 21:29:15 UTC  

@SuperHeroDeluxe you go about the problem so unlike a lawyer, let me give you the best argument forward to make the ruling unconstitutional,

it is the fact that they have no legislative federal law about abortion that would make it ilegal federally, it should be a state issue

2019-12-01 21:29:40 UTC  

if they will ever strike it down, when we get SC justices, this is what they will do

2019-12-01 21:29:48 UTC  

the constitution protects PEOPLE.

2019-12-01 21:30:00 UTC  

make the fetuses PEOPLE and ta-da, it's done

2019-12-01 21:30:12 UTC  

@SuperHeroDeluxe its about the laws!

2019-12-01 21:30:21 UTC  

@SuperHeroDeluxe the SC kills people on death row all the time

2019-12-01 21:30:30 UTC  

@SuperHeroDeluxe leave it at a state right