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The constitution is a law. It is the supreme law, by its own definition.

• ajkjk 10y ago
  Just as an exercise, do you think you can write down my counterargument? It's not hard to see what I'll probably say. edit: here, I'll help you. For part (a) of this question, list four different meanings of the word 'law', and give an example of each. For part (b), describe what the word 'just' means when applied to each definition from part (a). (Hint: they are all different.)
  • pitaj 10y ago
    You first.
    • ajkjk 10y ago
      Of course not. The point is to see if you have any idea what the words you're using mean.
      • pitaj 10y ago
        What, you just expect me to put words in your mouth? I don't even know how a conversation in my own head is going to go. I really expected more of HNers.
        • ajkjk 10y ago
          If you knew anything about our government and how it works and why it was designed the way it was, it would be trivial. If you don't, why do you think you know better without doing your research?