-=> Quoting Mark Logsdon to Justin Baustert <=-
 JB>  RP> Apparently, you've still not been able to bring yourself to
 JB>  RP> acknowledge the serious criminality (on several fronts) of the
 JB>  RP> AsG's actions, but to the contrary, still strongly support that
 JB>
 JB> Prove to me that what the AsG are doing is illegal.
 ML> Read your U.S. Constitution.  There's proof enough.
 ML> Read the powers the Constitution authorizes to the government.
 ML> Here's a hint:  if it ain't in that document, then the government
 ML> isn't allowed to do it.  I know.  I know.  That's radical.  Clinton
 ML> even said it was a radical document, but that's the way the Founding
 ML> Fathers intended it.  Freedom and personal responsibility are
 ML> radical concepts to a socialist or a fascist.
 Justin, there have been several responses to your challenge, but to me
 this is about the best(so far), and it is valid. I know of nothing in
 the Constitution which gives the state AsG the right to do as they have
 done, and don't come back with the interstate commerce thing. I don't
 believe that the founders intended the Federal Government to regulate
 the items which move in interstate commerce, rather they intended to
 regulate the commerce itself, ie, how the economies of the various states
 interacted!
 david.hartung@mcione.com
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