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To: breakem
If you read this thread and understood anything that's been explained to you, you'd stop repeating addressed issues.

You’ve addressed NOTHING, except maybe in your own mind, other than trying to dodge my question. What does the clause “certain rights” mean to you? Why does the 9th supercede the 10th????

380 posted on 05/20/2003 1:56:57 PM PDT by Clint N. Suhks
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To: Clint N. Suhks
you need to go back to civics 101. Certain rights refers to the ones listed in the bill of rights and then it says should not be meant to deny or disparage other rights.

Make a coherent point and I may stay around. Your remediation is tedious.

You cannot use the 10th amendment to say that the constitution was meant to deny human rights. Who gave the founders the right to deny sometheing they did not have the power to grant or and thus to deny?

You can repeat your question all you want, but you have a serious misunderstanding of governmental power vis a vis human rights. Please let me know if you ever decide to run for office.

391 posted on 05/20/2003 2:09:26 PM PDT by breakem
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