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发帖数: 29846 | 1 Federal Judge Doesn’t Know Difference Between Constitution and Declaration
of Independence
February 15, 2014 by Warner Todd Huston
In an important decision striking down the votes of the people of Virginia,
a Federal Judge proved she didn’t known the difference between the
Constitution of the United States and the Declaration of Independence. Thank
you liberal educational establishment.
When U.S. District Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen issued her ruling taking
away the vote of the people of Virginia and maintaining that the state’s
affirmation of traditional, one man-one woman marriage was unconstitutional,
she insisted that it was because the U.S. Constitution said that all men
were created equal.
Of course, anyone with a fourth grade education knows that it is the not the
U.S. Constitution that makes this declaration but is instead the more aptly
named Declaration of Independence.
Here is how this “educated” judge began her cliché-laden opinion.
“A spirited and controversial debate is underway regarding who may
enjoy the right to marry un the United States of America, America has
pursued a journey to make and keep our citizens free, This journey has never
been easy, and at times has been painful and poignant, The ultimate
exercise of our freedom is choice. Our Constitution declares that “all men
” are created equal. Surely this means all of us.”
Well, this might have meant all of us if it was the Constitution that did
say that “all men are created equal.”
But, as I noted above, everyone–expect perhaps Judge Allen–knows that the
Constitution isn’t where that famous American philosophy is found. It’s
the Declaration, not the Constitution.
So, we have a judge responsible for making law based on our system, our
history, and our founding documents and this moron doesn’t know one
document from the next.
Yep. Thanks liberal educational establishment.
Of course, hours after the judge’s decision was released she hastily put
out another one to correct her idiotic error. But the Internet is forever. |
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