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Politics : 2000:The Make-or-Break Election

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To: Dr. Stoxx who wrote (57)6/5/2000 2:52:00 PM
From: Gordon A. Langston  Read Replies (1) of 1013
 
The Constitution is not divinely inspired

This is your statement and your proof is....
While it says that all men are created equal, it doesn't demand that they remain that way forever. Even you could become a high paid internet entrepreneur.

If you read
the Constitution as safeguarding the right of citizens to bring loaded weapons into churches and daycare centers,
then I would argue it is either wrong or wrongly interpreted.


We are prohibited from carrying a permitted weapon into some areas (federal courts). Carrying a loaded weapon into a church or daycare center is not a crime unless it is prohibited by law. I would imagine this was done quite often in Israel and not considered wrong.

After the revolution, there will be no more waiting. Once we start paying doctors, medical researchers, nurses,
and teachers what we pay halfbacks and left-fielders in this country, there will be no more waiting..


You sound like Thomas Castro. I wasn't aware that tax money paid for halfbacks or left-fielders, but I'm sure it does pay doctors (through Medicare), researchers (through government funded research) and teachers (with very, very, few exceptions) so you are arguing unrelated items. You must feel like I should be paid less so you can be paid more. Or else you chose the wrong profession...
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