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Originally Posted by detbuch
Criminal law and Constitutional law are different things. Among other differences, the main one is that criminal law limits the people, and constitutional law limits the government, especially the federal government.
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Nurturing that mingling of criminal with constitutional law is a prime directive of the progressive agenda.
Criminalizing the simple exercising of protected activity and the possession and use of protected property is a daily endeavor.
The mutation and reforming of language is another; the redefining of what a "right" is has been ongoing for 75 years.
Today, social, cultural and economic rights which have no presence in, or legitimacy under, the COTUSA, enjoy a higher status than the original, fundamental retained rights recognized and secured in the Bill of Rights.
I've enjoyed your posts in this thread.