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Rights do not emenate from a dusty scrap of parchment a few hundred years ago. They are immutable.
by calvinmorrison 5y ago
Rights do not emenate from a dusty scrap of parchment a few hundred years ago. They are immutable.
- danielheath 5y agoMoral rights, perhaps. Legal rights? Extremely mutable.
- swiley 5y agoThe constitution carries more weight than you think: the highest governments in the US are the states which delegate their power to DC via the constitution. It’s a contract, and when violated the power is removed.
- calvinmorrison 5y agoPlease sir show me the contract Americans have signed without duress or coercion. Simply put all governments exist via the rule of force and individual sovereignty does not depent on despots in power.