[Eastbound]

"I believe in State's Rights, but I also believe that there should be a basic set of guidelines that the states can't screw with, for government or (special individual's) private gain, as in this matter"

Where unalienable rights are concerned, both enumerated and non-enumerated, the state should protect it's Citizens from federal infringement. As a fail-safe, the federal government should protect Citizen's rights from infringement by the state. I would propose that as a rule rather than a guideline, if it isn't already the case. It's hard to tell these days.

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks. I appreciate the comments and agree.