[DoodleDawg]

You do come up with some of the most asinine theories I’ve ever seen. Must be some kind of gift.

[DiogenesLamp]

Saying default law is in fact default law, and special made-up law must be explicitly spelled out is an asinine theory?

I tell you things you don't like. You refuse to believe them because you don't like them, not because you can factually refute them.

No special case law, no special case for this sort of "property."

[DiogenesLamp]

You do come up with some of the most asinine theories I’ve ever seen. Must be some kind of gift.

Let's see. Doodle Dawg has proffered the theory that unless the Confederate Constitution explicitly allows "free states", they don't exist.

I pointed this out about the US Constitution first. How do you grasp the concept for the Confederate Constitution, but think it is an asinine theory when I use the exact same argument about the US Constitution?

Why is it asinine when I apply your own argument to the US Constitution circa 1789-1861?