[Cboldt]

The "last word" is how the people most willing to use violence, act. The government will enforce the SCTUS edicts it approves of, regardless of the constitutionality of those edicts. The enforces will claim their actions are constitutional.

Arizona capitulated to the feds. We could discuss how to define "validity" too, but as with everything else, the decider is use of force of violence.

[Biggirl]

Please see Post number 91. Thank-you!

[Jim W N]

Violence isn’t the beginning, it is the last resort.

The states haven’t yet even begun to determinedly nullify unconstitutional federal acts that includes notification of a reasonable constitutional-based argument of why the given federal act is unconstitutional.

Arizona capitulated because it was afraid of losing federal funding. The bottom line is all of this is INDEPENDENCE. The people of each state have to decide to implement INDEPENDENCE from federal funding in order to carry out nullification of unconstitutional federal acts.

Let’s see where that takes us before we jump into the idea of shots being fired, even though that very well could eventually happen.

One thing is for sure: capitulating our blood bought, precious freedom without a fight including shots being fired if necessary, is absolutely unconscionable and utterly unacceptable.