To: OldDeckHand; stephenjohnbanker
It's exactly like allowing the burglar to keep what he's stolen because - in the Court's opinion - how he entered the home is immaterial and whatever he "possess" (steals) his rightfully his just because he's there. Yes, it's sophistry. Plyler v. Doe was a horrible decision 47 years ago, and its effects continue to ravage the nation.You got that right. Here is a joke in need of a punch line:
What's the difference between so called "Constitutional Law" and sophistry?
![](http://www.gtcentre.unsw.edu.au/images/300709/con-law-teachers.jpg)
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To: ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas
Picture 1 and picture 2 ;-)
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