While referring to the first Ten Amendments as the Bill of Rights, some scholars rightfully claim these to be “brakes” on the power of the Federal Government.
Nov 26, 2023·edited Nov 26, 2023Liked by Frederick R Smith
I think that at the start of ww2 there may have been a desire to violate the third amendment. (But then, If you gave a company a pile of raw materials they could mostly build a barracks themselves. )
How Blue States Work Around SCOTUS to Restrict Gun Rights
“Know that you will be arrested, there will be charges filed against you, it doesn't matter if you did it in self-defense or not. This is the state we live in,” Mr. Edelman said.
That was a detailed easily understandable explanation of the Bill of Rights and its origins. Well done Frederick!
I think that at the start of ww2 there may have been a desire to violate the third amendment. (But then, If you gave a company a pile of raw materials they could mostly build a barracks themselves. )
How Blue States Work Around SCOTUS to Restrict Gun Rights
“Know that you will be arrested, there will be charges filed against you, it doesn't matter if you did it in self-defense or not. This is the state we live in,” Mr. Edelman said.
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