[ELS]

When the law doesn't mean what it has always meant, no man is safe.

Case in point: the 2015 SCOTUS ruling on Obamacare subsidies. When the law written by Congress clearly stated that only in states that had established exchanges would subsidies be available and the SCOTUS defied rational interpretation of the law.

Here's another video ...

I love the beginning that takes place at the original World Trade Center and includes footage of the twin towers.

[DiogenesLamp]

I love the beginning that takes place at the original World Trade Center and includes footage of the twin towers.

That is really a good video, and it spends time giving a very serious answer, and providing very serious thought to the question touched upon by "Morphing Libertarian".

The Trouble with many of these discussions is that you have to convey so much back ground information for people to be able to grasp the point you are attempting to make, that by the time you have informed them, they have lost interest in understanding the point you were making in the first place.

This picture sums up my thinking on this and other issues.

[catfish1957]

I am not going to argue the legal aspects of this thread. But I will say that on this particular issue the SCOTUS has overruled the will of the people. We are on a slippery slope my friends.