Posted on 01/19/2016 7:16:18 PM PST by Kaslin
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Who’s nullifying what???
The double-negative makes it difficult to understand the meaning of this sentence.
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Which level of government do you consider to have proper constitutional authority to regulate intrastate education, health care and drug policies - fedgov or the states?
(Note that neither a respectful letter requesting amplification of the ability of this university to move forward with their housing plan under the Fair Housing Act of 1968 nor did an e-mail request for information regarding current housing demographics, result in any response . [...])
There, fixed it.
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It's theory like birtherism and the idea you don't really have to pay your income taxes, an invalid theory.
Nullification is not a theory. It’s a legal principle.
The states formed the federal government. Not the other way around. A state can nullify whatever federal law it wants. The federal government then has to decide if and how it will enforce said law.
Amen
Article Six requires every officer of government, at every level of government, to swear an oath to support the Constitution.
If keeping that oath amounts to nullification, so be it.
But the real issue should be the oath, and the Constitution, not the act of nullification.
It is one of the first principles of western civilization that laws which violate the laws of nature are null and void. And it is a first principle of our republic that all laws which violate the Constitution are no law at all. They must be ignored if our office-holders are to keep their own oaths. If this is not true, then the oath itself is a mockery and a crime, as Chief Justice John Marshall pointed out so strongly and clearly in the earliest days of the republic.
The 55MPH speed limit did that decades ago.
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The societal compact, the Constitutional government designed to secure our liberty is no more; it is dissolved. Society is expected to follow the compact which the government ignores.
In its place is raw violence on our freedoms. The creature in Washington is in a State of Nature and State of War with the people.
The sovereign people have every God-given right to frame government. We must reassert free government very soon.
There is little time.
The school blew off the request in two different ways.
To answer the author’s question, yes there has been de facto segregation for many years - not campus wide....
I’m a big fan of nullification until we get FedGov back inside its proper constitutional limits. Better too much nullification than no recourse at all when thugs like Obama take power.
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Impy, my good friend you should realize that the Northern State’s basically used Nullification in regards to the fugitive slave heck even right now States like Colorado, Washington or any other states where post is legalized is basically nullifying the Drug law’s not that I agree with that but that’s what their I think the tools of Nullification should be used when they’ve used every last measure to enforce the originally of the Constitution, I do think it can be misused or abused but I think giving the alternatives if such tools as Nullification aren’t their then you look down at the barrel of full dictatorship.
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Nullification is what the Feral Gubmint is doing now anyway...
nullification, in the 1800s, states attempted to ignore Federal legislation ranging from the Alien & Sedition Acts to certain federal tariffs to the Fugitive Slave Act. The theory has never been legally upheld by federal courts.
Isn’t that the point? Do you expect the Federal Tyrant to agree that they have over stepped their authority?
Totally agree, yet hopeful citizens look to a Presidential candidate as a means to help solve the solution, when we need to look at city/county/State solutions. The Federal government is an occupying force, living not within the Constitution(treaty) with the States, but expecting the Citizen to scrape and bow before every edict.
Fixed your fix!
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