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Comment on Congressional Power to Guarantee State Democracy by Is the U.S. a Republic? What the Constitution Says and What It Implies - Michael Carbonara for U.S. Congress – Florida’s 25th District

Wed, 25 Feb 2026 22:45:07 +0000

[…] For readers who want to read the primary materials used in this article, start with the Constitution transcript at the National Archives, read Federalist No. 39 for the framers’ perspective, and consult the Constitution Annotated for modern doctrinal context. Those sources are the most direct way to verify text and institutional analysis. For policy discussion and synthetic legal perspectives, established legal analysis centers provide survey material and commentary Federalist No. 39 at The Avalon Project. For scholarly discussion of congressional power to guarantee state democracy, see this Jotwell piece Congressional Power to Guarantee State Democracy. […]

Comment on Criminal Fines and the New Debt Peonage for Poor Fathers by Gerardo Gomez

Gerardo Gomez — Fri, 02 Jan 2026 22:12:59 +0000

In reply to Thomas Robert Malthus.

I have paid child support 17 years 525 then after school went to 800 then 6 monhater 1400 while still support my previous lids total 2 for 500. Child support makes no sense. Total violation rights.

Comment on Federalism and Collective Action by Elmer Fudd

Elmer Fudd — Fri, 28 Nov 2025 16:11:55 +0000

Collective control, membership, and registration was given up by the union child company in the UNITED STATES, in Congress, the Unions’ workers, and registered agents. November 27th, 1963, regarding a perpetual Final Judgment. Considered a statute of the District of Columbia, 42 U.SC. sec. 1983. Making a particular, united confederation, not “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” above.

Who are Free and Independent of the business of Insurance and Taxation, incorporated into the UNITED STATES. See Paul vs. Virginia, and South Eastern Underwrites Association (S.E.U.A.) decision 1944. Insurance is Communism, becomes commerce. Please refer to Maryland Law Review Insurance as Commerce 5 years under the S.E.U.A. decision. It is directly related to why Independents separated from the Corporate Crown of Insurance in the British Isles 1601-1602 and its UNION JACK Flag under the Colonies! Who offices and officers were eating out the substance of the People. Beneficiary perpetual 63 Civ. 3106 (S.D.N.Y.) article IV and VI.

Comment on A History Lesson by ‘A History Lesson’ | Private Law Theory - Obligations, Property, Legal Theory

Sat, 08 Nov 2025 07:41:15 +0000

[…] Sophia Rosenfeld, Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in Modern Life (2025). In her new book The Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in the Modern World (hereinafter Choice), historian Sophia Rosenfeld has added an engaging new book to her body of work tracing ‘ideas and assumptions’ in liberal democracies. As is her usual approach, Rosenfeld devotes her skills to recovering popular thought that shapes cultures, rather than to the ideas of major thinkers in the canon of liberal thought. In her brief summary of the primary points in The Age of Choice, she calls herself ‘a historian of the taken-for-granted’. Here, the taken-for-granted phenomenon is the modern tendency to treat ‘choice’ as a guiding light in our individual and collective lives … (more) […]

Comment on The War on Drugs as a Constitutional Failure by Rodney Hipsher

Rodney Hipsher — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 09:35:47 +0000

Life is impossible for those of us suffering chronic pain and illness with doctors who won’t prescribe opiates because we appear too young or out of fear of trouble with the heavy handed DEA ASSHOLES. The CSA and other drug laws should be struck off the books to end this madness and inhumane treatment of people. Anyone who would deny pain medication are in violation of the constitution and our unalienable rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Who cares about diversion when all it does is open the doors for poisonous substances by way of prohibition and unscrupulous drug cartels. Now is the time for a real reckoning in our failure of laws and I was just following orders law enforcement!

Comment on The War on Drugs as a Constitutional Failure by Rodney Hipsher

Rodney Hipsher — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 06:29:20 +0000

In reply to Jennifer Murphey.

Awesome! People need to stand up to cruelty.

Comment on Originalism and the Insular Cases by Opinion: Drop the case against Whittier residents – Anchorage Daily News

Opinion: Drop the case against Whittier residents – Anchorage Daily News — Sat, 06 Sep 2025 22:48:39 +0000

[…] “unincorporated” territories. This distinction was ginned up by the Supreme Court in The Insular Cases, a series of decisions in the early 1900’s that denied constitutional protections to some […]

Comment on The War on Drugs as a Constitutional Failure by Trump’s Unjust and Illegal Killing of 11 Venezuelans | 3RD CITY NEWS

Trump’s Unjust and Illegal Killing of 11 Venezuelans | 3RD CITY NEWS — Fri, 05 Sep 2025 09:34:34 +0000

[…] my view, the entire War on Drugs is fundamentally unjust. It kills and imprisons many thousands of people every year, for no good reason, and in the process […]

Comment on The War on Drugs as a Constitutional Failure by Trump's Unjust and Illegal Killing of 11 Venezuelans - Srivax News –

Trump's Unjust and Illegal Killing of 11 Venezuelans - Srivax News – — Fri, 05 Sep 2025 05:01:22 +0000

[…] my view, the entire War on Drugs is fundamentally unjust. It kills and imprisons many thousands of people every year, for no good reason, and in the process […]

Comment on The War on Drugs as a Constitutional Failure by El asesinato injusto e ilegal de Trump de 11 venezolanos - 7 minutos

El asesinato injusto e ilegal de Trump de 11 venezolanos - 7 minutos — Fri, 05 Sep 2025 04:55:07 +0000

[…] mi opinión, toda la guerra contra las drogas es fundamentalmente injusto. Mata y contrata a muchos miles de personas cada año, sin una buena razón, y en el proceso […]