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To: Frederic Conrad who wrote (614)7/19/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: JeffA  Respond to of 10167
 
I agree the First, Second, Fourth and 14th(?) are severly under attack by the Liberals. They think they know better than the people who founded this country. Should the Constitution change with the Times? Hell no. It is a timeless guideline on how to sucessfully run a country. We are 200 some odd years old, starting to experience adolescence in our countries life and it is test time. We need to remain comitted to the Constitution as it was written, not as some Liberal interprets it.

Hate Crimes is a very tough topic. I will write once I think on it so my toughts are concise and accurate.



To: Frederic Conrad who wrote (614)7/20/1999 8:56:00 AM
From: JeffA  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10167
 
You know you asked about hate crimes. But on reflecting on my thoughts and feelings I came upon a thought that I might have to get through first. When I was in high school I do believe they taught us the Fedearl Gov't was there to resolve disputes the States could not. Ideally, the Federal Gov't would not be large, would not infringe onthe States rule and would enforce the Constitution as it stands.

So, why do we have the Federal gov't everywhere?! I don't know, but i think it is a good part of the problem. All the vocal minority groups be it anti-gun, special interest or whatever, go to the Federal level to resolve local problems and we end up with all this BS laws. I don't think that is the way things were supposed to work.

I do believe, the President and his apointees should be concerned with international items affecting the USA and the States were supposed to handle 95% of the domestic issues. I guess that is what has changed.

What is your opinion of this interpretation?



To: Frederic Conrad who wrote (614)7/20/1999 9:41:00 AM
From: PROLIFE  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10167
 
Is there a specific web site dedicated to explaining exactly how the Fed. is defining "hate-crimes"?

dan