Im not sure what mass shootings have to do with this?I'll save that statement for the next mass shooting......
Do you think just because you disagree with me on this that I am on "the other team" and that I am a democrat?
Im not sure what mass shootings have to do with this?I'll save that statement for the next mass shooting......
Im not sure what mass shootings have to do with this?
Do you think just because you disagree with me on this that I am on "the other team" and that I am a democrat?
Second option is take almost all power away from the federal government and go back to State governments having the power like they were supposed to people can focus on their own problems instead everybody trying to act like their opinions are best for ALL 300,000,000 other people in our country, and instead everybodys stupid ideas will have significantly less affect on those that have different ideas.
If you want to make it a zero sum game winner take all, I'm ok with forcing you to live in a world of my liking. Although, like I've said, I prefer to have a solution that allows the most people to have the most liberty.
So, your sentimentalism is getting in the way of your reasoning. Figures.
So, am I on ignore for most of you people or is this topic simply not interesting to you guys.
How did/do you feel about the VIetnam War, Gulf War, Afghanistan (longest war in US history, still ongoing), Korean War? You were against all of them right?Nope. I just think of you as a traitor for advocating the separation of the Union.
How did/do you feel about the VIetnam War, Gulf War, Afghanistan (longest war in US history, still ongoing), Korean War? You were against all of them right?
Did congress declare war in those circumstances?Nope.......
Did congress declare war in those circumstances?
Declare "war"? Or declare military action?
declare war or are you arguing those weren't wars?Declare "war"? Or declare military action?
declare war or are you arguing those weren't wars?
You're beating the **** out of tweedle dumb and tweedle dumber.
Maybe you should lay out an actual argument other than, 'it's always been this way'.
Im pretty sure that congress is supposed to declare war for us to go to war, I guess I could be wrong. So are you saying, hey can approve a military action and the military can just continue that action forever? Is that what was meant in the constitution you hold so dear?All were wars (some "police action" to protect American interests)......all had Congressional approval to perform military actions......what's your point?
Im pretty sure that congress is supposed to declare war for us to go to war, I guess I could be wrong. So are you saying, hey can approve a military action and the military can just continue that action forever? Is that what was meant in the constitution you hold so dear?
Im pretty sure that congress is supposed to declare war for us to go to war, I guess I could be wrong. So are you saying, hey can approve a military action and the military can just continue that action forever? Is that what was meant in the constitution you hold so dear?
So do you stand by the words of the constitution or the ideas of it? You believe that an approval of military action 20 years ago is approval for the US to still be in Afghanistan?Are you in elementary school?
1. There were no "War Powers Act" prior to the Vietnam War. Thus, the president (acting as commander in chief) could pretty much send military anywhere
2. After the Vietnam War, the War Powers Act still gives the president 60 days to do what he wants, but must withdraw after if they do not give him permission
3. ALL received Congressional approval to send military personnel
Good grief.
So do you stand by the words of the constitution or the ideas of it? You believe that an approval of military action 20 years ago is approval for the US to still be in Afghanistan?
Why was Congress ever given the authority to declare war when the president could just go to war without approval? Was it just a suggestion that he consult with congress?
this conversation has nothing to do with Trump, I think he should be impeached and imprisoned for War Crimes and the same for at least the last 2 presidents and probably many more before thatWhat a **** show. And you guys still defend this piece of ****. What a disgrace.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...ves-at-european-borders/ar-AAHB5fW?li=BBnb7Kz
He's all about the bully pulpit. He's got the diplomatic skills of a herpes virus.What a **** show. And you guys still defend this piece of ****. What a disgrace.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...ves-at-european-borders/ar-AAHB5fW?li=BBnb7Kz
That piece of paper is the supreme law of the land.So firstly, you did not answer either question I asked.
Secondly, I honestly couldn't care less about a piece of paper. It means nothing. I care about people.
That piece of paper is the supreme law of the land.
There's no middle ground if you view any compromise as a loss. That's a bad way to run anything. If you think separating into 2 or 3 or 50 different units will solve that problem, I think you are sadly mistaken. Another issue will come along where roughly half can't see the value that the other half do. Now you're splitting that state into a smaller one. If you choose to give no ground on issues, find an uninhabited island and move in. You won't have to compromise on anything.This is definitely the best solution, however it's impractical because the leftist will simply ruin one state and shift their focus to another. See Texas, Colorado and Florida as examples. Also, there are fundamental national issues such as abortion that would have to be ironed out when there really is no middle ground to be had.
PS - just let MWV be, his gamma male rage is rearing it's ugly head today.
It's a difference in the interpretation of the document. Some are originalists and others are not. The fact that Ginsburg and Scalia were best friends should tell you that they don't view a difference of perspective as a need to be enemies. I suspect that if others on both extremes just decided to let differences of opinion be differences of opinion, we'd be fine. Actually, I think we are fine. I don't see us as nearing some huge culture war. I see small minorities on both extremes acting like no one can disagree with them. The large majority of the country is just fine knowing that their neighbor might have a difference of opinion with them.Then maybe the government and liberals, especially activist judges, should start acting like it is.
There's no middle ground if you view any compromise as a loss.
Another issue will come along where roughly half can't see the value that the other half do.
Then maybe the government and liberals, especially activist judges, should start acting like it is.
There is a middle ground on abortion - don't get one. Stop nosing around in other people's private lives.Some issues can handle compromise. Some issues cannot. There is no middle ground on abortion. The middle ground is tiny on gun control and immigration.
The dividing line is a secular society and a "Christian" society. I obviously would prefer the later.
Stop nosing around in other people's private lives.
You are free to try to sway others to your opinion on abortion, and they are free to try to sway you to theirs. We allow the majority view to dictate law. Currently, the law that covers murder does not include abortion. You disagree. You are free to try to change that through the political process. That's the beauty of the founders' idea.Protecting unborn humans from murder is not "nosing around in other people's private lives". END OF STORY. Now as far as you and your wife, macro does not equate to micro samples.
You still haven't made a coherent argument other than "muh feelings".
If it was a better for all parties involved than the current status quo is it still wrong? And would you still be against it?You can't have it both ways. You can't use the Constitution to protect what you like and the piss on it when you get mad and want to dissolve the Union.
If it was a better for all parties involved than the current status quo is it still wrong? And would you still be against it?
As Article III, Section 3 of the Constitution specifies,“Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort.”Constitution above all. Speaking of dissolving is treason.