[tpaine]

"Which of the "Bill of Rights" are still the absolute law of the land?"


Never say never. - 3rd amendment.

[budwiesest]

Never say never. - 3rd amendment.

<< No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.>>>

Since we are no longer in a 'time of peace' watch for this to fall as well.

Ah, I remember so well that afternoon when I went trekking into a field with a few friends to shoot our guns (none of us over 18). Not far from the border of an enchroaching urban sprawl, we happened upon a rabbit that took flight. Suddenly, all the 22's went off (one guy carried a 38) and we watched in amazment as the rabbit continued in his jagged escape to freedom. Clips spent, chambers emptied, nothing was left but admiration for the fleet-footed travel of an unexpected target.

By today's standards we'd all be looking at felonies. Unable to vote, unable to be in the same room with a gun, etc.

[S.O.S121.500]

"Which of the "Bill of Rights" are still the absolute law of the land?"
>>Never say never. - 3rd amendment.

Sshhhhhh.....You and I may be the ONLY ones left that know that.....g