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Constitution Doesn't Have A Preamble. Not. Nope. Stop it.
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The Rachel Maddow Show, MSNBC (November 5, 2009)

 

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Nope, doesn't work that way... So where'd you get your law degree, from North Korea Polytechnic? Figures. Jack Thompson PS: None of you has an explanation for how we won the case in the Alabama Supreme Court. Adjust your meds.

 

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Ron Paul: And the Constitution and the courts said slavery was legal, too, and we had to reverse that.

 

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Property is robbery! That is the war-cry of '93! That is the signal of revolutions!
Reader, calm yourself: I am no agent of discord, no firebrand of sedition. I anticipate history by a few days; I disclose a truth whose development we may try in vain to arrest; I write the preamble of our future constitution. This proposition which seems to you blasphemous — property is robbery — would, if our prejudices allowed us to consider it, be recognized as the lightning-rod to shield us from the coming thunderbolt; but too many interests stand in the way! ... Alas! philosophy will not change the course of events: destiny will fulfill itself regardless of prophecy. Besides, must not justice be done and our education be finished?

 

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