Blogs: Tax Protester Constitutional Arguments

"Why not use Article 1, Section 8, of the Constitution to create the money needed to get the economy rolling? Skip the banks and let the Treasury Department put money where its needed. There is no place in the Constitution that says the ... Of course the tabaggers are told by Fox news to protest ending the Bush tax cuts. What a sad bunch of ignorant republicans. To actually allow the rich to steal from their grandchildren and great grandchildren and leave them a bill. ...

Crush the book burning for about 100 different reasons that can't be argued. Its not freedom of speech or a protest its an idiotic attack against free speech and religion AND the constitution. Thats right I said the CONSTITUTION. AND You Republicans that ..... We have heard REPEATEDLY the arguments that the mosque being built near Ground Zero is protected by our Constitution. So is Koran burning. We don't even have this kind of uproar when the American flag is burned! ...

You may recall Barack Obama claiming that the original stimulus plan didn't need any more tax cuts or "piecemeal" measures. To suggest so was to engage in "politics as usual." And trust me; you don't want to be caught going there. ..... destroy the constitution. Spy on americans. Lie us into war sign the biggest healthcare bill in history {and yes its bigger than Obamas} Sign TARP and the STIMULUS. yet NOW they protest. hmmm......could it be the black president? ...

Whenever you see a liberal choking up over our precious constitutional rights, you can be sure we're talking about the rights of Muslims at ground zero, "God Hates Fags" funeral protesters, strippers, The New York Times publishing classified documents, pornographers, child molesters, .... To Sawyer, Not Raising Tax Rates Means a 'Tax Cut' as She Frames Debate Through Liberal Prism - If your income tax rate stays the same next year, would you consider that a “tax cut” ? ...

It is interesting to note that there are few, if any, arguments for the inferiority of the political, religious, and cultural positions Codevilla attributes to the Ruling Class. ... But he picks on such typical conservative whipping boys as the Department of Education and the National Endowment for the Arts. A stateless society would not tax people to pay for the activities of entities like these, of course; but the impact not only on the public purse but also on people's ...

That doesn't mean I oppose the first amendment protection of the rights of Nazis to meet. If I chose to burn a bible in protest of Jones's action (not something I would do) it wouldn't mean I want to end his constitutional right to ...

It Hurts Some, But It Is Constitutional. Our Constitution protects Muslims' rights to build the Cordoba Institute as well as Christians' rights to burn the Quran in protest of it. Larry Gellman: The Ground Zero Muslim Center -- How Low Can We ..... Ah Yes the famous "The Qu ran cannot be translated argument" Are you kidding me? All languages can be translated and very accurately mind you. Just like when Saudi's listen to the translated speeches at the United Nations they ...

They haven't wavered in their protest — even though some design elements have been changed — and they plan to run a full-page ad opposing the design in a local newspaper on Friday and Saturday, when the nation will pause to remember ... But the group that is building the memorial says that the design is nothing of the sort, and that it has grown weary of the argument. "The Flight 93 National Memorial partners have said all there is to say about the conspiracy theorists," ...

My personal feeling is that it's somewhat easier dealing with so-called leftists/Democrats/progressives, bc, in my experience, they tend to be more rational, more open to questioning things, more willing to listen to arguments and information. ... At a critical time in history, when we needed to renew our vows to the constitution, Nancy Pelosi and her magic subpoenas never materialized. Obama and his constitutional law degree decided that Habeas Corpus was for chumps and ...

A second argument found in Bentham is that, if pleasure is the good, then it is good irrespective of whose pleasure it is. Thus, a moral injunction to pursue or maximize pleasure has force independently of the specific interests of the .... Leading Principles of a Constitutional Code, for any state; On the Liberty of the Press, and public discussion; The Book of Fallacies, from unfinished papers; Anarchical Fallacies; Principles of International Law; A Protest Against Law ...