Ah, the statement of a true yankee socialist. The individual is meaningless; the collective is all that is important and the collective better adhere to the the whims of the elitist ruling class.
Pathetic.
No, I leave asinine leaps like that to you.
So, if Obama's SCOTUS reverses the recent ruling on the 2A and the damnyankee gubmint issues a firearms confiscation order, what are you going to do? (assuming that even own a weapon, which I doubt given your leftist leanings)
Let's keep in mind everything that you've stated: individual opinion is meaningless, a supreme court ruling is always right and the union should be held together regardless of what form of government it may take.
You truly are a a desperate cuss, aren't you? Anyone who doesn't drink the confederate kool-aid is a liberal or a socialist or some such thing.
Your individual opinion on what is constitutional and what is not is meaningless. The Constitution does not say that something is constitutional because cowboyway says so. It gives that authority to the Supreme Court, and last time I checked you aren't a member of the court. So keep on dismissing the Texas v. White decision, it doesn't impress me at all. Unilateral secession is unconstitutional. The Court said do. James Madison said so. And I'll put their opinions way above your's on just about any subject you'd care to name.
So, if Obama's SCOTUS reverses the recent ruling on the 2A and the damnyankee gubmint issues a firearms confiscation order, what are you going to do?
Fortunately I give the court more credit for basic intelligence than I do, well, than I do you. So I'm not worried that I'll ever be faced with a decision like that. But you go right ahead worrying yourself sick over it.
(assuming that even own a weapon, which I doubt given your leftist leanings)
Yes, well we all know how seldom you get anything right.
Let's keep in mind everything that you've stated: individual opinion is meaningless, a supreme court ruling is always right and the union should be held together regardless of what form of government it may take.
And let's sum up your position: the Constitution means whatever an individual says it does, the rule of law is meaningless and the Constitution merely something to wipe your behind on, and some states have more rights than others.