Originally Posted by
Flash
[Ralph]: "Your right of speech ceases to exist at the threshold when it infringes upon any of the rights of others....as clearly defined in the constitution."
Nowhere is that definition in the Constitution. It says Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech. It says nothing about infringing on the rights of others which becomes a matter of debate in itself. So, there is nothing verbatim in the Constitution to determine its meaning.
[Ralph] "THE STATES/PEOPLE reserve the right to draft law as it sees fit at both the state and federal level. Article 10 of the states Bill of Rights..i.e., the 10th amendment to the US CONSTITUTION. And that process is valid only through republican representation Article 4, Section 4, Clause 1."
If the people through their republican representative government choose to restrict free speech to white males, do they have that right? If so, it makes the Constitution meaningless. If not, who has the power to prohibit such a law?
An elected Supreme Court means it follow public opinion in order to get reelected, not the Constitution or law.
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