[greene66]

Well, yeah, before 1934 you had an American populace buoyed by strong family/social institutions, and guided by strong moral/religious principles. I’d put up a lot of faith and trust in “that” populace to handle scourges.

I would not accord the same to America-2014, with its government-dependent serfs, moral deviants, feral underclass, and self-absorbed dope-craving scum.

[GeronL]

Another so-called conservative I have lost all respect for

[andyk]

Well, yeah, before 1934 you had an American populace buoyed by strong family/social institutions, and guided by strong moral/religious principles. I’d put up a lot of faith and trust in “that” populace to handle scourges.

Society may have changed, but the constitution has not.

The interstate commerce clause has not changed. How do you feel? Is the interstate commerce clause enough to allow the federal government to outlaw substances from houses belonging to citizens of the several states?