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To: Burkeman1
I only said that it was wrong for him to include personal remarks about the rightness or wrongness of homosexual acts.

Why is it wrong? Did he break the law? If he didn't, then your entire argument about how he ought only respect the law falls apart. If he broke no law, no foul was committed, if I follow your logic correctly.

The Declaration, I must remind you, is a little more than a pretty piece of paper. Our founders thought enough of it to refer to it quite a bit, as has the Supreme Court, in over 400 cases! You say it isn't law, but I argue that it is, because it is only by its reasoning that we claim to have a right to make any law, independent from Britain, on our own.

323 posted on 02/24/2002 9:12:21 AM PST by outlawcam
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To: outlawcam
Great- what a leftist could do with the wording in the declaration is just to horrible to contemplate. Sorry- I think the constitution is fine. If the founders had it in mind to include the Declaration as codified then they would have done so.
324 posted on 02/24/2002 9:43:48 AM PST by Burkeman1
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