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2. I don't try to "slip" away ever. I address the issue. Others in this thread have attempted to change the game and discuss the definition of "of" or the use of punctuation marks. 3. I've proven each and every single thing I've said with regard to the Constitution and immigration. No part of it grants the federal government authority over immigration....not the migration and importation of slaves (which are the only people referred to in that clause), not the power to repel invasions, not the "general welfare" clause, not the power to make laws concerning naturalization, etc. Many attempts have been made by people in this thread to twist the Constitution to mean what they want it to mean, or to misconstrue some part of the Constitution that has nothing to do with the immigration of free people, to mean that it does. People have danced around and dodged the truth and tried to hit me from every angle with laughably stupid arguments, but in every case they were shut down by the truth, by the facts, by the words of our founders, and by the simple and clear language of U.S. Constitution itself which PROHIBITS the federal government from creating or enforcing immigration laws. |
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Thats fine, I think everyone has got their own perspective and yours is just very different than most well virtually everyone else's. Still thats a good thing to a point, but to claim that you are right and everyone who disagrees with you is less of an American. Well thats where you cross a very dangerous line. Add to that your own admission that you would murder a border agent serving his duty and your refusal to pay income taxes.... I'm out - you should spend time with wolfs equivalent in your area. |
I would not murder anyone. I would use defensive force against anyone who tried to stop me from bringing over undocumented immigrants because they would be attempting to violate the Constitution and to violate the rights of people legally and peacefully entering the country. It is nobody's duty to prevent people from doing this and being a member of an unconstitutional part of government enforcing unconstitutional laws does not lend them any legitimacy. If a border patrol agent didn't try to stop me or follow me, he wouldn't be harmed by me.
I haven't offered my "view" of what the Constitution means. I've provided the actual text and the true meaning of the words in them in the original context of the founders. Those who want to violate the Constitution or who support unconstitutional parts of government or unconstitutional laws genuinely are less worthy to call themselves American. I have never said any part of the Constitution is invalid because I disagree with it. I've described how the 16th amendment was fraudulently ratified. I've offered facts, not opinion. How is keeping what I earn considered wrong? How is not allowing myself to be robbed a bad thing? How is complying with the Constitution and acting as an enemy of those who don't make me a monster? How is defending the rights of innocent people a threat? How does standing up to criminals who enforce unconstitutional laws make me anything other than a patriot? |
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Merc...Dana is not a twit mate. Don't put yourself in the same class as others who resort to personal insults.
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My name and address is posted online. Give it your best shot. |
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If you were better in every way, everyone would prefer you to Merc, right? |
Geez monster...now you're making it hard.
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Fuck those Mexicans, how do we get rid of the damn Irish?
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:rolleyes: so prefer and better have different meanings in the Radar dicktionary too! Now I'm starting to see the light. all my life I must've been unknowingly waiting for him to come along and show me the path :lol: No more Oxford and Websters for me....
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