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Liberals Understand The Constitution Like Eddie Murphy Understands Particle Physics
May 14, 2014 18:09:35   #
Gitzo Loc: Indiana
 
Best article yet about the Constitution. And yet another picture of the "gorgeous" Justice? Sonia Henie, er..Sotomayor. (and she hasn't become a bit more......., more,,,"photogenic"? ) than she was in the last article; (if anything, she's going the "other way"! (Yuck! )


April 28, 2014 / Article by; Kurt Schlichter

Liberals Understand The Constitution Like Eddie Murphy Understands Particle Physics.

Based upon Justice Sotomayor’s bizarre dissenting opinion in the recent Michigan affirmative action case, it seems she believes that government decisions made on the basis of race, something the Constitution expressly bars, are mandatory.

Someone has been emanating her penumbras because, to use the legal term of art, that’s Constitutional Crazy Talk.

Years ago, the liberals came up with the Political Process Doctrine. It’s the idea that if some small element of a state or local government – like a city council or a university board – is implementing policies liberals like, the people can’t use the ballot box to change things back.

It ought to be called the “Ratchet Doctrine.” You are free to make things more liberal to your bleeding heart’s content. You just can’t ever undo them. It’s right there in the Constitution. Somewhere. Maybe in the paragraph before the one that says you can have an abortion up until your fetus can drive.

Liberals like to call the Constitution a “living document.” Oh, how many activists in robes cite that mind-bogglingly misguided metaphor as they turn a foundational document into a kind of political Mad Lib where they scribble nonsense into blanks that don’t exist?

In fact, the Constitution is dead, dead as a doorknob. It has to be. Otherwise, it’s not a constitution.

The Constitution is designed not to change with the times, not to yield the ancient wisdom that flows through it to the faux-wisdom of the present. It is the foundation of our system, not something to be causally disregarded every time some politician who thinks he’s smarter than James Madison gets a bright idea.

It ensures a stable society where firm political principles keep political actors in check. This, in turn, creates legitimacy. We Americans take legitimacy for granted. Want to know what happens when you forsake legitimacy in favor of petty expedience? You end up like most of the rest of the world. Go ask a vet about how that works out – many of us have spent years in foreign lands full of mass graves cleaning up the bloody detritus of illegitimacy.

That a Supreme Court justice has such a fundamental misunderstanding of the Constitution’s purpose is alarming. She repeats the phrase “race matters” throughout her 58-page dissent, as if hackneyed clichés worthy of some third-tier MSNBC panelist constitute legal reasoning.

No, race doesn’t matter. That’s the point of our Constitution.

Sotomayor just didn’t like that the Constitution allows people to vote to undo liberal failures, so she simply invented a prohibition on doing so. Under her “constitution,” you are allowed to vote for any policy she and her liberal pals approve of. You can just never vote against one because…well, pretty much just because she says so.

To be charitable, it’s not a particularly coherent legal opinion. One can’t be sure Sotomayor was drinking when she wrote it, but one hopes she was because at least then she’d have an excuse.

Where liberals don’t totally ignore what the Constitution says, they add asterisks, each one qualifying and circumscribing a fundamental right. The right to freely exercise your religion? The right to speak freely? Those are totally, absolutely, completely inalienable!*

*That is, unless we liberals decide you shouldn’t exercise your religion or express yourself in the way you want.

You’ll hear a lot from liberal jurists and their quarter-wit cheerleaders in the pundit and social media worlds about how we have to interpret rights “reasonably.”

No, no, no, no, no.

That is utterly and completely wrong. The whole point of listing a right within our Constitution’s Bill of Rights is that it’s beyond discussion, meaning some bureaucrat cannot infringe upon it because his pea-brain has decided that it makes sense to do so. What’s a “reasonable” exercise of religion or “reasonable” speech? Constitutionally, the question makes no sense. Liberals hate that they can’t “reason” our rights down to a tiny nub that’s too small to interfere with their dreams of power and control.

Rights aren’t a favor the government extends to us in its wise benevolence. Our rights existed in us from the moment of our creation, and they are inalienable. The Bill of Rights is not there to list for us what rights we have been granted. It’s to provide the government with a partial list of our fundamental rights and to warn it to keep its grubby mitts off them.

The only thing worse than seeing things within the Constitution which aren’t there is refusing to see things that manifestly are. Only liberals can look at an amendment reading “the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” and see blank parchment.

That windy hack John Paul Stevens is back, making the rounds proposing an awesome solution for the “problem” with the Second Amendment. The problem to liberals, of course, is that it ensures that the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

Stevens’ solution is to amend the Second Amendment to nullify it, and at least his current campaign seeks to change the Constitution the right way – by amendment. Of course, he’s only doing that because his reflexive liberal attempt to impose a “reasonability” test on this fundamental right, and thus transform it from a right into a privilege, failed.

The mainstream media loves the idea of a former Supreme Court justice railing against flyover state rubes presuming to exercise rights without the permission of their liberal urban betters. But having this elderly jurist on television, even while being tossed the softest of softballs, is doing him no favor. It’s painfully clear that Justice Stevens is utterly ignorant of the last two decades of detailed and careful legal scholarship on the Second Amendment’s origins and history. It’s frankly embarrassing to see him on a public platform when he clearly has no idea what he’s talking about.

While we can forgive Stevens, we should not be so charitable about those still on the bench who either do not understand, or do not care about, our Constitution. Our Constitution, and the legitimacy it fosters, have created a uniquely just and stable society. Let’s not throw that away just to check off a few items from the progressive bucket list.
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Comments;
Seriously.....after reading this three times now.....something needs to "be done"! This woman is nuttier that Nancy Pelosi eating a bag of mixed nuts! I'm willing to wager that Eddie Murphy knows MORE about particle physics that this chic knows about the U.S. Constitution! Maybe another "Act of Devine Providence"?

Well, anyway, the other six had their heads screwed on straight. (Thank Heavens! )

SCOTUS Justice Sonia Sotomayor
SCOTUS Justice Sonia Sotomayor...

The Bath House Days.....
The Bath House Days........

First Cereal Guy
First Cereal Guy...

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May 15, 2014 08:56:48   #
richard-sports Loc: New York City
 
Gitzo wrote:
Best article yet about the Constitution. And yet another picture of the "gorgeous" Justice? Sonia Henie, er..Sotomayor. (and she hasn't become a bit more......., more,,,"photogenic"? ) than she was in the last article; (if anything, she's going the "other way"! (Yuck! )


April 28, 2014 / Article by; Kurt Schlichter

Liberals Understand The Constitution Like Eddie Murphy Understands Particle Physics.

Based upon Justice Sotomayor’s bizarre dissenting opinion in the recent Michigan affirmative action case, it seems she believes that government decisions made on the basis of race, something the Constitution expressly bars, are mandatory.

Someone has been emanating her penumbras because, to use the legal term of art, that’s Constitutional Crazy Talk.

Years ago, the liberals came up with the Political Process Doctrine. It’s the idea that if some small element of a state or local government – like a city council or a university board – is implementing policies liberals like, the people can’t use the ballot box to change things back.

It ought to be called the “Ratchet Doctrine.” You are free to make things more liberal to your bleeding heart’s content. You just can’t ever undo them. It’s right there in the Constitution. Somewhere. Maybe in the paragraph before the one that says you can have an abortion up until your fetus can drive.

Liberals like to call the Constitution a “living document.” Oh, how many activists in robes cite that mind-bogglingly misguided metaphor as they turn a foundational document into a kind of political Mad Lib where they scribble nonsense into blanks that don’t exist?

In fact, the Constitution is dead, dead as a doorknob. It has to be. Otherwise, it’s not a constitution.

The Constitution is designed not to change with the times, not to yield the ancient wisdom that flows through it to the faux-wisdom of the present. It is the foundation of our system, not something to be causally disregarded every time some politician who thinks he’s smarter than James Madison gets a bright idea.

It ensures a stable society where firm political principles keep political actors in check. This, in turn, creates legitimacy. We Americans take legitimacy for granted. Want to know what happens when you forsake legitimacy in favor of petty expedience? You end up like most of the rest of the world. Go ask a vet about how that works out – many of us have spent years in foreign lands full of mass graves cleaning up the bloody detritus of illegitimacy.

That a Supreme Court justice has such a fundamental misunderstanding of the Constitution’s purpose is alarming. She repeats the phrase “race matters” throughout her 58-page dissent, as if hackneyed clichés worthy of some third-tier MSNBC panelist constitute legal reasoning.

No, race doesn’t matter. That’s the point of our Constitution.

Sotomayor just didn’t like that the Constitution allows people to vote to undo liberal failures, so she simply invented a prohibition on doing so. Under her “constitution,” you are allowed to vote for any policy she and her liberal pals approve of. You can just never vote against one because…well, pretty much just because she says so.

To be charitable, it’s not a particularly coherent legal opinion. One can’t be sure Sotomayor was drinking when she wrote it, but one hopes she was because at least then she’d have an excuse.

Where liberals don’t totally ignore what the Constitution says, they add asterisks, each one qualifying and circumscribing a fundamental right. The right to freely exercise your religion? The right to speak freely? Those are totally, absolutely, completely inalienable!*

*That is, unless we liberals decide you shouldn’t exercise your religion or express yourself in the way you want.

You’ll hear a lot from liberal jurists and their quarter-wit cheerleaders in the pundit and social media worlds about how we have to interpret rights “reasonably.”

No, no, no, no, no.

That is utterly and completely wrong. The whole point of listing a right within our Constitution’s Bill of Rights is that it’s beyond discussion, meaning some bureaucrat cannot infringe upon it because his pea-brain has decided that it makes sense to do so. What’s a “reasonable” exercise of religion or “reasonable” speech? Constitutionally, the question makes no sense. Liberals hate that they can’t “reason” our rights down to a tiny nub that’s too small to interfere with their dreams of power and control.

Rights aren’t a favor the government extends to us in its wise benevolence. Our rights existed in us from the moment of our creation, and they are inalienable. The Bill of Rights is not there to list for us what rights we have been granted. It’s to provide the government with a partial list of our fundamental rights and to warn it to keep its grubby mitts off them.

The only thing worse than seeing things within the Constitution which aren’t there is refusing to see things that manifestly are. Only liberals can look at an amendment reading “the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” and see blank parchment.

That windy hack John Paul Stevens is back, making the rounds proposing an awesome solution for the “problem” with the Second Amendment. The problem to liberals, of course, is that it ensures that the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

Stevens’ solution is to amend the Second Amendment to nullify it, and at least his current campaign seeks to change the Constitution the right way – by amendment. Of course, he’s only doing that because his reflexive liberal attempt to impose a “reasonability” test on this fundamental right, and thus transform it from a right into a privilege, failed.

The mainstream media loves the idea of a former Supreme Court justice railing against flyover state rubes presuming to exercise rights without the permission of their liberal urban betters. But having this elderly jurist on television, even while being tossed the softest of softballs, is doing him no favor. It’s painfully clear that Justice Stevens is utterly ignorant of the last two decades of detailed and careful legal scholarship on the Second Amendment’s origins and history. It’s frankly embarrassing to see him on a public platform when he clearly has no idea what he’s talking about.

While we can forgive Stevens, we should not be so charitable about those still on the bench who either do not understand, or do not care about, our Constitution. Our Constitution, and the legitimacy it fosters, have created a uniquely just and stable society. Let’s not throw that away just to check off a few items from the progressive bucket list.
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Comments;
Seriously.....after reading this three times now.....something needs to "be done"! This woman is nuttier that Nancy Pelosi eating a bag of mixed nuts! I'm willing to wager that Eddie Murphy knows MORE about particle physics that this chic knows about the U.S. Constitution! Maybe another "Act of Devine Providence"?

Well, anyway, the other six had their heads screwed on straight. (Thank Heavens! )
Best article yet about the Constitution. And yet a... (show quote)


Gitzo - you are one "classy" moron and you get "classier" every day. Shut the hell up already, enough of your bile.

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May 15, 2014 09:14:02   #
cameraniac Loc: Huntingburg, Indiana
 
Nice one, Gitzo. Looking forward to more.

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May 15, 2014 11:14:32   #
kwils Loc: Salem, Ma
 
[quote=Gitzo]

No, race doesn’t matter. That’s the point of our Constitution.

We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

If this passage doesn't apply to you because of your race.....then race matters. As does gender, sexual preference, religion, nationality etc. If the constitution is used against you or not applied to you because of your category, then those categories matter. You want to use the constitution to do what your conservative members of SCOTUS want to do.....separate out who it applies to.

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May 15, 2014 11:16:46   #
rocketride Loc: Upstate NY
 
Gitzo wrote:

Seriously.....after reading this three times now.....something needs to "be done"! This woman is nuttier that Nancy Pelosi eating a bag of mixed nuts!


Heck, she's even nuttier than squirrel poo.

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May 16, 2014 05:08:45   #
Gitzo Loc: Indiana
 
rocketride wrote:
Heck, she's even nuttier than squirrel poo.



I've seen "squirrel poop" that wasn't quite as sickening to look at as she is......

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May 16, 2014 11:42:11   #
rocketride Loc: Upstate NY
 
Gitzo wrote:
I've seen "squirrel poop" that wasn't quite as sickening to look at as she is......


Me, too. After all, poo just sits there passively and can be cleaned up. She's an active threat.

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May 16, 2014 12:27:16   #
papayanirvana Loc: Kauai
 
http://jrbang.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/eddie-murphy-2011-a-p.jpg

"Damn, it's really pretty simple mathematics, once you accept the paradigm that quarks have both a particle nature and a wave nature, depending upon how it is being observed. Then solve for Schrodinger's equation...Voila!

The constitution, however has been man-handled by the supreme court to allow wholesale distribution of firearms to anyone with the money and calling it "a well-regulated militia"... granting citizenship to corporations... and turning our democracy into an plutocracy...one dollar, one vote...you motherf#ckers!! ...and Gitzo, you man-whore...why don't you post a pic of that old cow you call a wife? Let's take a look at her booty...she probably makes Sherman Klump look like a bikini model!!"

fondy, Eddie

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May 16, 2014 12:48:14   #
user47602 Loc: ip 304.0.0.33.32
 
papayanirvana wrote:
http://jrbang.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/eddie-murphy-2011-a-p.jpg

"Damn, it's really pretty simple mathematics, once you accept the paradigm that quarks have both a particle nature and a wave nature, depending upon how it is being observed. Then solve for Schrodinger's equation...Voila!

The constitution, however has been man-handled by the supreme court to allow wholesale distribution of firearms to anyone with the money and calling it "a well-regulated militia"... granting citizenship to corporations... and turning our democracy into an plutocracy...one dollar, one vote...you motherf#ckers!! ...and Gitzo, you man-whore...why don't you post a pic of that old cow you call a wife? Let's take a look at her booty...she probably makes Sherman Klump look like a bikini model!!"

fondy, Eddie
img http://jrbang.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/edd... (show quote)



She's not fat...it's a thyroid condition...but she still gets me going when she wears her thong!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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May 16, 2014 13:28:01   #
cameraniac Loc: Huntingburg, Indiana
 
Gitz0 wrote:

She's not fat...it's a thyroid condition...but she still gets me going when she wears her thong!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

You're a lucky man, GitzO! :shock:

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May 17, 2014 02:25:20   #
Gitzo Loc: Indiana
 
richard-sports wrote:
Gitzo - you are one "classy" moron and you get "classier" every day. Shut the hell up already, enough of your bile.



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May 17, 2014 03:04:39   #
Gitzo Loc: Indiana
 
Gitz0 wrote:

She's not fat...it's a thyroid condition...but she still gets me going when she wears her thong!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol:



Thanks for the great picture of my favorite comic! I've been laughing my ass off ever since I saw Eddie and Nick Nolte in "48 Hours"! (ROF, LMAO! )

BTW..........since you sent me that sweetheart in her thong, I guess it's only fair that I send you one that I'm SURE you'll just LOVE! Her name is "Bertha".......as in those great songs by the "Jimmy Castor Bunch", "Cave Man" and "Bertha Butt Boogie";

BTW again; When I first ran across that "gem" Eddie Murphy wasn't in it; the guy who WAS in it is a punk / twitt that I don't even allow on my HD; (little POS from Canada, always wrecking other people's Lamborghini's ) I decided to extract him and add somebody that everyone likes; (not to mention, Eddie probably knows a lot more about "particle physics" that the twitt does. )

The Original "Bertha" from "Bertha Butt Boogie" Fame
The Original "Bertha" from "Bertha Butt Boogie" Fa...

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May 17, 2014 23:24:21   #
TrainNut Loc: Ridin' the rails
 
cameraniac wrote:
Nice one, Gitzo. Looking forward to more.


:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

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May 18, 2014 03:47:21   #
silver Loc: Santa Monica Ca.
 
Typical gitzo response when confronted.

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May 18, 2014 13:58:19   #
Gitzo Loc: Indiana
 
silver wrote:
Typical gitzo response when confronted.



Typical troll boy response when anyone with common sense says anything. If you don't like the "response", troll boy, stick you fingers up your nose.

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