The States won’t save us at an Article V Convention
March 27, 2015 - Posted by Publius Huldah | Article V, Article V Convention, Jim Crow laws, Nullification | Article V Convention, Connecticut Constitution, Gun registration laws, Jim Crow laws, Nullification, nullification by States, Publius Huldah
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How do you ‘know’ States won’t save us at Article V convention? Ones never been held. Do you have a crystal ball?
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Now, now. You can’t move on to new questions until you have addressed those already on the table!
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You should heed your own request, how many times do I have to ask you for an answer.
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Shame on you! You change the subject instead of addressing what I say – you claim that Justice Scalia says a convention can be limited; and then when I link to where he said a convention is a “horrible idea”, you change the subject.
You intimate that Thomas Jefferson said that an Article V convention is the way to rein in the feds when they usurp power, and when I ask you to show me where he said that, you can’t do and so change the subject.
Those tactics won’t work on me. If we were in Court, I’d ask the Judge to order you to answer my questions. And the judge would so order.
So cut it out. Otherwise, I will believe that you are nothing but a total waste of time.
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Thank you for continuing to fight the good fight, and for emphasizing that violence isn’t the solution, but that the power of the vote and nullification are our action plan for today!
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Reblogged this on CarolinaSistah's Blog and commented:
There is a permeating fear among Americans who are starting to believe they are losing in a war against wrong-doing in government. The Article V Convention push is birthed out of that fear. Thank you for continuing to show Americans that they have not lost and how to change our country back to a Constitutional Republic.
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