Take that Souter! Justice may lose home to eminent domain.

[Beet]

How was Dredd Scott a sham of a decision? For the laws of the time it actually was a sound judgement. I will post the constitutional statement regarding the matter.

Well, most of us are against slavery.

Much like most of your arguments this picture applies.

Please, put that picture of Jefferson Davis back up. Harris is starting to make me sick.

[??????????]

How was Dredd Scott a sham of a decision? For the laws of the time it actually was a sound judgement. I will post the constitutional statement regarding the matter.

Well, most of us are against slavery.

Much like most of your arguments this picture applies.

Please, put that picture of Jefferson Davis back up. Harris is starting to make me sick.

Beet, she is easier on the eyes for sure. And please change your name back to "Beet".. thefactor irritates me and I liked your old name much better.

[Joe Republic]

Easier on the eyes?!?  Surely you must have noticed that she looks like a man in drag? 

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Easier on the eyes?!?  Surely you must have noticed that she looks like a man in drag? 

That's all woman buddy.

[Joe Republic]

You sure?

[Beet]

How was Dredd Scott a sham of a decision? For the laws of the time it actually was a sound judgement. I will post the constitutional statement regarding the matter.

Well, most of us are against slavery.

Much like most of your arguments this picture applies.

Please, put that picture of Jefferson Davis back up. Harris is starting to make me sick.

Beet, she is easier on the eyes for sure. And please change your name back to "Beet".. thefactor irritates me and I liked your old name much better.

Perhaps... I am allowing politics to intrude my judgment. Still, if you've seen enough pictures to realize her face is extremely manly looking. As for the sig... this is a nickname other people gave me.... offline people... so blame them.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Easier on the eyes?!?  Surely you must have noticed that she looks like a man in drag? 

That's all woman buddy.

All plastic and silcone.

[??????????]

Easier on the eyes?!?  Surely you must have noticed that she looks like a man in drag? 

That's all woman buddy.

All plastic and silcone.

And?

[12th Doctor]

You sure?

That picture was poven to be doctored.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

You sure?

That picture was poven to be doctored.

She doesn't look so great here, either.

[opebo]

Do you actually understand the implications of the ruling, Opebo, and why most people are upset about it?

Yes, they're afraid some other rich with political influence will get the government to take their property so he can make the money off of developing it.

[A18]

How was Dredd Scott a sham of a decision? For the laws of the time it actually was a sound judgement. I will post the constitutional statement regarding the matter.

It went much further than that.

On Dred Scott v. Sanford:
"How did [Supreme Court Justice] Taney know that slave ownership was a constitutional right?  Such a right is nowhere to be found in the Constitution.  He knew it because he was passionately convinced that it must be a constitutional right.  Though his transformation of the due process clause from a procedural to a substantive requirement was an obvious sham, it was a momentous sham, for this was the first appearance in American constitutional law of the concept of 'substantive due process,' and that concept has been used countless times since by judges who want to write their personal beliefs into a document that, most inconveniently, does not contain those beliefs." - Robert Bork

[No more McShame]

How was Dredd Scott a sham of a decision? For the laws of the time it actually was a sound judgement. I will post the constitutional statement regarding the matter.

It went much further than that.

On Dred Scott v. Sanford:
"How did [Supreme Court Justice] Taney know that slave ownership was a constitutional right?  Such a right is nowhere to be found in the Constitution.  He knew it because he was passionately convinced that it must be a constitutional right.  Though his transformation of the due process clause from a procedural to a substantive requirement was an obvious sham, it was a momentous sham, for this was the first appearance in American constitutional law of the concept of 'substantive due process,' and that concept has been used countless times since by judges who want to write their personal beliefs into a document that, most inconveniently, does not contain those beliefs." - Robert Bork

And here I am thinking that in Robert Bork's America blacks would be sitting at segregated lunch counters.