In the Night
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I agree. All your talk is meaningless.
Bulverism fallacy.
I agree. All your talk is meaningless.
Denial of logic. Buzzword fallacy.
If you want to deny your own statements again, that's your business.
The number of judges on the supreme court is not specified in the Constitution.
Nope. Adjusting the number of judges on a court is not packing when it's done according to that constitution.
The Constitution has no such limit. The States can change the Constitution WITHOUT any federal involvement at all.
The United States never was a democracy. There are currently no democracies anywhere on Earth. The United States is a federated republic.
What can I say? it's an evil world out there filled with evil people.The OP referred to recent conservative appointments to the court causing the (overblown) problems.
Republicans have had 47 years to do something about Roe and they have not even tried even they they controlled the White House and Congress. About the only thing they could do is propose and push for a constitutional amendment which they have not done. They get more mileage by being anti-abortion than actually stopping abortion.
Abortion was legal under different circumstances in 20 states before Roe.
What can I say? it's an evil world out there filled with evil people.
Neither political side is perfect, it's just that the Left is a whole lot less perfect than the Right.
Legalized murder may never be overturned, but that doesn't mean we stop fighting.
Don't be a pussy. You don't have to regret anything. Just try to be brave and take some answers.I may regret this....but did God tell you abortion is immoral? What is your moral system?
Don't be a pussy. You don't have to regret anything. Just try to be brave and take some answers.
My moral system holds that murder is immoral. Abortion is terminating a human life - it's immoral. Do you understand?
100% correct.....I do deny that you are logical.....
Yes you did. I guess you wish to deny yourself on saying this, too. You sure like to argue against yourself.Never said it did.
Nope. It's not called 'packing'. Semantics fallacy.That is why I said "The states cannot set the number of justices on the Supreme Court because that is the function of Congress."
Changing ("Adjusting") the number of judges has to be done according to the Constitution. It is called "packing" when those on the other side don't like it.
Democrats cannot add justices to the supreme court. They do not control a sufficient number of seats in Congress or the White House.If Democrats add 3 justices to the Supreme Court they will call that "adjusting" and Republicans will call it "packing."
Nope. Not according to the Constitution.
US law also prohibits illegal immigration. Where the fuck have you been with all that?I understand you believe that. However, US law does not agree. It is just your opinion.
Yes, according to the Constitution, which you have never read.
No, it isn't. All voting in the United States is carried out under the authority and by the methods specified in a constitution. That's what a republic is....deleted insult...
Voting is a Democratic Process!
Trump has done nothing. Democrats have tried to turn it into a scam. Inversion fallacy.IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN UNTIL NOW THAT DONALD TRUMPO HAS TRIED TO TURN IT INTO A SCAM!
No, it isn't. Everything it is authorized to do is authorized under the Constitution of the United States.The Supreme Court is a Democratic Process!
He didn't. Democrats want to, though.WELL IT WAS INTENDED TO BE UNTIL DONALD TRUMP CORRUPTED THE COURT!
Dream on, dude.And when the Democrats take back the Senate-
The Senate does not have authority to change or destroy the Constitution of the United States.WE WILL LEGISLATE TO INSURE IT REMAINS A DEMOCRATIC PROCESS!
Yes. You don't.YOU GOT IT?
I understand you believe that. However, US law does not agree. It is just your opinion.
Yes you did. I guess you wish to deny yourself on saying this, too. You sure like to argue against yourself.
Inversion fallacy. You are describing yourself again.Maybe you read the Constitution like you read my posts--you add, omit, or misinterpret things.
So far, no. That doesn't mean they can't do it.In 200+ years the states have never sought to change the Constitution by themselves?
The supreme court does not have authority to interpret the Constitution....or to change it...or to destroy it.Obviously they must not have any issue with the Supreme Court interpreting the Constitution,
Lie. They have already done so occasionally. Recent example: recreational drug laws.Roe v. Wade, or any of the other court decisions since they have not chosen to use their unilateral power to change it.
You did say it. Then you deny that you said it. Typical of you.Nope. And I can actually prove my statements. See frame #176.
Thank you for finally agreeing with me on this."The states cannot set the number of justices on the Supreme Court because that is the function of Congress."
If Congress and not the states have the power to set the number of justices on the Supreme Court that obviously means the number is not set by the Constitution.
You deny them both. You don't even know what 'fact' means. Buzzword fallacies.See how logic and facts work?
You did say it. Then you deny you said it. You do that quite often.Again, you claim I said something I never said
You proved nothing.and I proved it;
I don't need to. I am not wrong.yet, you can never admit when you are wrong.
You deny the Constitution of the United States.Next, we will work on your understanding of how the Constitution changes