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To: 3Fingas; CityCenter

All Scalia said was yes, the are some limits to rights in the constitution, such as his dissent in the Stolen Valor Case.

However, these restrictions must meet a constitutional test.

That is all.


78 posted on 07/29/2012 10:08:25 AM PDT by Perdogg (Let's leave reading things in the Constitution that aren't there to liberals and Dems)
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To: Perdogg

[[All Scalia said was yes, the are some limits to rights in the constitution]]

That’s NOT all he said- He said ‘frightening weapons’ which is a baised opinion- not an objective observation- He’s tipped his hat about how he leans in his bias, and as we’ve seen recently in supreme court cases, the court is making rulings based on bias- and peopel here have a right to be worried when a justice makes remarks like that after witnessing the biased INJUSTICE coming out of the supreme court lately

someoen else i nthe thread said [[Scalia’s a good guy and a great conservative. There is no reason to think he has abandoned the cause and turned his back on he deeply held beliefs.]]

That may be, but that’s what peopel htought of roberts too- little did they know roberts would hand the left a huge victory by allowing our government to use mafia-style/encforced government insurance on us either- (”Buy our insurance or else pay the price!” is essentailly what roberts has now allowed our governemt to do to us) Never in our wildest dreams did we think roberts would stoop to that- but he did- peopel here are right to be worried scalia may too-


86 posted on 07/29/2012 10:26:09 AM PDT by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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