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To: Jim 0216

The Court didn’t have lawful right to meddle in the laws of Tesas either, compelling us to assert perverted acts as lawful.

Nor in the matter of same sex abominamarriages.

Nor in Roe v Wade and so many other things.


11 posted on 06/05/2018 9:31:07 AM PDT by Rurudyne (Standup Philosopher)
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To: Rurudyne

That’s right.

1) Only those laws PURSUANT to the Constitution are the law of the land (U.S. Const., Art VI, Sec. 2). “Incorporation”, the Leftist excuse for all of the death and destruction of lives, freedoms, and the Constitution, is not supportable by the Constitution as written and originally understood and intended. Leftist “incorporation” also violates the precedent of the Slaughterhouse Cases of 1873 with not a word of explanation.

2) the Supreme Court does NOT make national law. National law is reserved exclusively to Congress (Id., Art. I, Sec. 1). The scope and power of federal courts including USSC is limited to the parties in individual cases and controversies (Id., Art. III, Sec. 2, Cl. 1).

All of the above make almost all modern USSC decisions null and void certainly as “national law” and if unconstitutional, invalid to the parties of the case. Unconstitutional federal acts and decisions, which are acts and decisions of tyranny, should be rejected, ignored and voided by the states and other federal branches.

When will a state like Texas get the kahunas to stand up to these federal thugs without fear of getting federal funding pulled? When will we once again stand for INDEPENDENCE, financially and constitutionally??


15 posted on 06/05/2018 9:46:25 AM PDT by Jim W N (MAGA by restoring the Gospel of the Grace of Christ and our Free Constitutional Republic!)
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