Nostr Web Client

First, this is unconstitutional.

Second, if any of the first 10 amendments (Bill of Rights) is successfully repealed then the Constitution of the United States will be successfully nullified. This is just fact; the CoTUS was signed/ratified only because the Bill of Rights was included.

Any repeal of any of amendments 1-10 is a de facto breach of contract.

The individual States would then be free to declare themselves countries or join with other States in a Federation etc.

I don’t get why people think this is not the case. It is. nostr:note1ck8j595dlc0xpyfzh7ulrmxgmmjmctnf50npmxzsrh993gjr2q0qy55mtd

Reply to this note

Please Login to reply.

Discussion

7c7e9abc... 2y ago

And what would the Declaration of Independence say about our current tyrannical overlords?

Jonk 2y ago

The media says the Declaration of Independence was more like the Declaration of Right Wing Conspiracy Theorist Nutjobs.

A.A.Ron 2y ago

Welcome to post-constitutional America!

7c7e9abc... 2y ago

I think we've been there for over a hundred years.

plebiANON 2y ago

Since the Civil War

J 2y ago

Just easing towards the confrontation that is inevitable. The fourth turning leads to the renaissance you’re looking for.

William ₿ Travis 2y ago

The Texas gov and many other govs would immediately push for legislation making enforcement of this "law" illegal.

fringeElement 2y ago

I’m pretty sure professor X is on the WEF payroll, I doubt he’ll do anything but ~toe~ wheel the line.

William ₿ Travis 2y ago

If he was, he wouldn't be interfering with the plan to use illegal immigrants to turn the South blue or shutting down Blackrock ESG by pulling Texas funds from BR accounts.

It's Me, Rz 2y ago

pass all the laws you like motherfuckers, good luck enforcing them