christiefan915
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Pleased to know that people are petitioning Parliament to keep Donald the Yob out of this Country forever because of his constant hate-speech. 300,000 have signed so far.
Sign twice, once for me.
Pleased to know that people are petitioning Parliament to keep Donald the Yob out of this Country forever because of his constant hate-speech. 300,000 have signed so far.
Trump is too embarrassed to go to Israel and may not be legally allowed to go to Great Britton. Ouch.
By defining it as a religious group the 1st Amendment would be violated. Saying, "This religion specifically cannot.." is most definitely Congress making a law abridging the right of free exercise which they are directly prohibited from making. This right is not limited to "The People" as the right to assemble is...
Should Trump want to stop people from a certain area, that has precedent. However one cannot say, "Christians from this area are okay, but not Buddhists" for example.
Current international law from ratified treaties also prohibits the US from sending somebody back to a region that they escaped from as a refugee. So, if somebody gets to the US and is listed as a refugee by the UN according to certain ratified treaties (law of the land per the constitution) they get to stay. Now saying we'll not take delivery of refugees from an area is legal by that law, but saying we'll not take a specific religious group is a violation of the constitution in a different way.
Trump is far outside his expertise, capability, and is unqualified to be President. He cannot even keep simple constitutional violations out of proposed policy. I can't wait for this guy's candidacy to dissolve.
dear fucking idiot,
it your party who is getting fucked by tRump.
how is he hurting the left you fucking lying assed box of rancid fuck?
Typical Trump, say something outlandish one night walk it a step back in the morning... To Stupid people it makes him look reasonable.
Dear Fucking Twat
The GOP has been fucked since it decided to "compromise" with democrats. They created Trump. I completely understand why you don't understand it because of your abject stupidity. Now you know you get thread banned.
People may not like what Trump said, but it is illogical that it is unconstitutional. The 1st Amendment has ZERO to do with immigration. ZERO. This argument makes no sense. There is no case law to even draw on.
As I said, it would be constitutional to say, "no people from this region until we can figure it out", but it will never be constitutional to add a religious codicil... "you cannot come here if you are pagan"...Now, I personally think Trump overstated and don't think it is workable to try to ban muslimes. However, I think what he should have stated was that people from XYZ on the map can't come for 12 months. He would have still gotten shit, but it would have made more sense.
The US Constitution is not a suicide pact
I think it comes from the board room. In a board room often outlandish ideas are thrown out by CEOs or other people on the board. They are discussed and then dismissed. In this case there "board" is the people who are supporting him. He says something, it is tore up by reason, and he simply walks away from the idea and moves on as he would in the boardroom...
Just a theory... mostly based on a current working theory that he actually wants to win this election.
All law has something to do with the constitution. Congress has the power over immigration and naturalization. Any law they make using that power that directly is against specific limitations set upon them, such as the Bill of Rights, would be a violation. Even if we think it has "zero" to do with that particular thing.
Government limiting anything based on "you are of this religion" would be a violation of the 1st. "No law" means No law... Even if it seems reasonable, it is a risk we take on in order to have that specific freedom. Freedom has a cost, the least of the cost is risk. This is one of the cases where we pay the cost so that we may be free.
As I said, it would be constitutional to say, "no people from this region until we can figure it out", but it will never be constitutional to add a religious codicil... "you cannot come here if you are pagan"...
Would that he a bad thing?Jermaine would also be missing at any Jackson 5 reunion.
All law has something to do with the constitution. Congress has the power over immigration and naturalization. Any law they make using that power that directly is against specific limitations set upon them, such as the Bill of Rights, would be a violation. Even if we think it has "zero" to do with that particular thing.
Government limiting anything based on "you are of this religion" would be a violation of the 1st. "No law" means No law... Even if it seems reasonable, it is a risk we take on in order to have that specific freedom. Freedom has a cost, the least of the cost is risk. This is one of the cases where we pay the cost so that we may be free.
As I said, it would be constitutional to say, "no people from this region until we can figure it out", but it will never be constitutional to add a religious codicil... "you cannot come here if you are pagan"...
To further this idea, it can be applied to things the right likes as well as dislikes. The left is fond of attempts to violate the 2nd, for example. Again, freedom has a cost and in this one there is inherent risk. We pay for the freedom with risk. Even though some people think that "this reasonable limitation" is okay the constitution is clear. Shall not be infringed means shall not be infringed, and it is a personal right clearly indicated by the fact it is listed as a a right of "The People"... It takes deliberate ignorance to pretend that "The People" in that one amendment means something different than every other instance it is listed in the constitution and Amendments.
Your argument is completely illogical and a misreading of the US Constitution. It says Congress shall make no law establishing a religion (what trump said doesn't do that) or impeding the free exercise of religion.
First of all, someone could say that their religion allows them to murder people. We have laws against murder. Are you then going to argue that we are abridging their 1st Amendment rights? Of course not
Secondly and this is the most important. By keeping a certain religion from immigrating, they are not impeded from practicing their religion in any way whatsoever. Unless of course you are making the argument that the ONLY way they can practice their religion is to do it on American soil.
Like I said, you may not like what he said or agree with it. But arguing it on Constitutional grounds is weak sauce. I expect such inane arguments from leftists, but I thought you were better than this.
For the record, I am not defending Trumps plan. I don't like it because I think it is unworkable. I prefer keeping people out from the entire Middle East. But, I have been saying that for years
.Would that be a bad thing?