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|    TIM RICHARDSON to BILL MCGARRITY    |
|    RE-Listing The Echo    |
|    17 Mar 13 22:39:00    |
      On 03-16-13, BOB KLAHN said to BILL MCGARRITY:                     TR> It was a `liberal' court that *found* abortion in the       TR> Constitution. It ain't there (yes...I said *ain't*), never       TR> was, and only that liberal court (and modern-day liberal       TR> democrats) saw it in there.                                   BK>Yet the republicans have controlled the supreme court for most       BK>of the last 50 years.                     Earl Warren was the chief justice of a court that was mainly liberal-leaning.       One of the positive things the Warren court did was put an end to racial       segregation...a stain on our nations' history for almost two hundred years.                     The Warren court, however, did far more harm than good in that they expanded       judicial power and the federal power in ways that, today, we are feeling the       effect of. Note how a federal court has ruled that not only the appointments       this administration made under the blanket of `adjournment' appointments are       invalid...but any actions those `illegally'-appointed persons took in their       improper official capacity, are null and void!                     Hussein simply ignored the court's ruling and goes on as though there IS no       ruling.                     Note too how Hussein has stated more than once that he will `act without       congress! They get that arrogance from much of the stuff that came out of the       Warren court.                     And lets not forget the Burger court. Burger voted with the majority on the       Roe v Wade issue, which has resulted in the deaths of over 43 million!                     But it is said that, the only reason he did was to be able to assign the       writing of the courts' opinion to Blackmun and not Brennan! Although Brennan       heavily influenced the opinion that was written anyway...and as a result we       have a far more liberal law than what it would have been.                     So much for `judicial integrity' in our fdederal court system!                     TR> The Second Amendment to the Constitution says: *The Right       TR> of The People to Keep and Bear Arms Shall Not Be Infringed*.                     BK>It also adds A well regulated militia etc...                     *The people* ARE the "...militia.." of which the Constitution speaks.                     TR> What part of *.....Shall Not Be Infringed* is confusing to       TR> all these liberal democrats who're trying to outlaw       TR> firearms in the hands of *The People*?                     BK>What part of a well regulated militia is confusing to all these       BK>Tea Baggers?                     Nothing. And there shouldn't BE any `confusion' over it, as it is clearly       spelled out in much ofthe Founding Father's writings. The Second amendment was       seen as keeping in the hands of `the people' the means by which the action       against a tyrant in future generations would always be in the hands of `the       people'.                     Liberals like to put out that `the well-regulated militia' of which the       Constitution's 2nd Amendment speaks is the police forces, federal leo's and       such.....and the 2nd was NEVER intended for private citizens to own, possess       and carry arms! Thats bullshit!                     TR> Pretty much every firearms law since 1968 is       TR> unConstitutional.                     BK>Literally interpreted as the right wing prefers the ordinary       BK>citizen is allowed to own a surface to air missile system,       BK>nuclear weapons, and anything else that passes for arms.                     As always....when a liberal has little or nothing of sense to contribute to a       discussion...they resort to the ridiculous. Their favorite harbor!                     TR> Obamacare is a complete violation of the Constitution. Does       TR> it not cause you any discomfort that (by their own words)       TR> the majority of congress passed it and this idiot in the       TR> White House signed it into law, and most (if not all)       TR> didn't even read what they were passing?                     BK>They debated it for a year.                     BK>Does it not cause you any discomfort that legalists seem not to       BK>be bothered by the fact that their preferred choice is for       BK>people to die rather than get medical care.                     And here we have another favorite harbor of the liberal ....a ridiculous,       unproven accusation. A favorite buzz-phrase of ;liberals: `Well... they're       against it because they just want people to DIE!' And the low-information       types (make that read those who are taken in by the leftist-liberals' buzz-       phrase-of -the-moment) eat it up.                     Like Hussein thought he'd garner up a lot of support by signing something       (ANYthing!) in front of a bunch of kids from the Sandy Hook school shooting!                     What a cowardly, dispicable thing to do! But nothing...no `low' is beneath       this president. And the liberal leftists eat it up.                     BM>>Did they not also try and ban voting by both limiting the timeframe       BM>>and also requireing certain credentials allowing them the opportunity?                     See what *voter ID* turns into in the hands of a liberal leftist? Suddenly       wanting to require people to prove they have the right to vote in our       elections brings out all sorts of leftist liberal buzz-phrases.                     TR> They tried to bring a simple sense of sanity to the       TR> election process by requiring photo ID for voters to cast a       TR> legal vote. Whats wrong with that?                     BK>First because they tried to do it in a short period before the       BK>election.                     BK>Second because they did not provide a means for those without       BK>photo ID to get such an ID efficiently and conveniently.                     TR> You cannot cash a check without photo ID. If you think you       TR> can....the next time you cash your paycheck, try going into       TR> a bank you've never been in before and where nobody knows       TR> you and cash it.                     BK>The people at the poling place knew me for years.                     TR> Using a credit card in most places requires photo ID.                     BK>Not at a gas pump.                     Ignoring that in most cases a PIN number is required.                     TR> There are so many things in our society today that calls       TR> for you to have photo ID, why not voting?                     BK>No problem, other than the right wing excrement fits over big       BK>brother. However, if the state requires a voter to have a photo       BK>ID the state should have to provide that ID free and       BK>conveniently.                     *Right wing excrement*! Is he for real? And he's the one who's always bitching       about the `high level' of his participations in discussions!                     Whelp! So much for that! The rest of his nonse.....er....high-minded       `discourse' is hereby deleted.                     (N)ext! Click!                     ---       *Durango b301 #PE*         * Origin: Fidonet Since 1991 Join Us: www.DocsPlace.org (1:123/140)    |
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