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So if we're not to use the Constitution to determine what are the proper legal powers of the federal government, how can we decide what the rules are to be? It
by CWuestefeld 4y ago
So if we're not to use the Constitution to determine what are the proper legal powers of the federal government, how can we decide what the rules are to be? It seems like you're advocating just tossing out the Constitution since it's inconvenient.
- kennywinker 4y agoWell the system we had before the american taliban took over the court was working pretty well - inferring rights, and responsibilities from an agreed upon intent of the constitution - i.e. freedom, separation of church and state, federal oversight of cross-state issues, etc.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoThat sounds nice in theory but intractable when 40% of the country agree on one ‘intent’ and 40% agree on a dramatically different ‘intent’.