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To: Kaslin

Welcome to Post-Constitutional America.

No longer do the People decide the laws.

Instead, unelected Judges and a renegade President issue edits.

It’s time to think about how to live in such a country.


6 posted on 02/15/2015 8:54:02 AM PST by Oak Grove (H)
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To: Oak Grove

“Welcome to Post-Constitutional America.

No longer do the People decide the laws.

Instead, unelected Judges and a renegade President issue edits.”

This has been the case for a very long time, at least since they “expanded” the commerce clause to cover anything imaginable back in the early twentieth century.


9 posted on 02/15/2015 9:05:05 AM PST by Boogieman
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To: Oak Grove

You are correct in every respect.
I hear Panama in nice.
If I can only find a decent paying job there. Need to go before the wall is put up to keep us in.


16 posted on 02/15/2015 10:33:16 AM PST by Clump (I'd rather die with my boots on than live wearing a pair of knee pads.)
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To: Oak Grove
It’s time to think about how to live in such a country.

Yep. The change/transformation has been constant and has usually been gradual, especially so since the 1970s and legalized abortion.

However, there is a sudden change in the near future, when the accumulation of all the small, incremental forces causes a catastrophic failure in all we've come to depend upon.

Nothing lasts forever, especially not a dumbed down, tech dependent population that requires the skill and labor of others to satisfy their most basic needs.

Be ready for that world.

18 posted on 02/15/2015 11:03:21 AM PST by GBA (Just a hick in paradise)
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