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I'm not an American so I only have a passing knowledge of what you're referring to, BUT: That depends on whether you believe in an originalist interpretation o
by phillmv 14y ago
I'm not an American so I only have a passing knowledge of what you're referring to, BUT:
That depends on whether you believe in an originalist interpretation of the constitution. Like most legal theories, it's up for debate but I'm not in that camp.
- natrius 14y agoMy argument explicitly avoids a dependence on an originalist interpretation of the Constitution. "Even independent of what the Founders may have desired, this is clearly a negative development if you believe in self-government. Governments should have limits that are defined by their citizens. Ours does not."