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Who cares how things would technically work out? There are all kinds of different laws between states presently, and things seem to work out ok. Regardless of the specific technicalities, the point is people would be free to migrate to states that best suit their values. Lets say a Jesus...

Yes, but states are not divine or permanent institutions. History teaches us that. The greater the quantity of laws passed at the federal level that a large % of the population thinks are unjust, the more the State will lose its legitimacy in the eyes of the many. At some point...

Right. Part of my point was that issues such as this need to be put on the back burner. The "right to an abortion" is an interpretation of the constitution, not a specific statute, and as such it could indeed be changed if a new court chose to do so. but again, see point #1.

Right, that is where we disagree.

Optional, If the issue could or should be guided by philosophical consistency, you would have a point. Unfortunately that is not possible because there is not CONSENSUS on this issue (unlike MURDER). If there was no consensus on murder, then it could and should not be a federal issue...

With the kind of issues our nation is having, Abortion as a debating point needs to be put on the back burner. Fact is there is NO meeting of the minds on this issue. The solution is simple: IT SHOULD NOT BE A FEDERAL ISSUE. If we could leave it at that, that would work. Yet...

I believe that is why Harry Reid is in office.

Kind of like how dentists today try to sell you on all kinds of crap you don't want or need.

Start a trade war? Do not make me laugh. China puts 10,000 restrictions on American companies which wish to either invest or do business in China. China's trade policy is deliberate in its desire to: -keep Chinese assets in the hands of china/Chinese -ensure Chinese companies dominate...

"total gross capital CONTRIBUTIONS in all pools operated or intended to be operated do not in the aggregate exceed $400,000." The exact wording of the law is that it is contributions. There is no reason to assume it means anything other than exactly what it states. I believe the NFA...

U guys who discount him are ignoring the fact that Trump DOES have an actual message, which is quite simply: Economic nationalism. -Rebuild American Industry -Negotiate trade deals that support domestic production -By doing so, put Americans back to work in productive jobs -Tap our...

I believe the people that live there have genetic adaptation to their altitude.

...and at that point the total collapse into third world shithole will fully commence. Congratulations, Third world America is at our doorstep. Brought to you by both Democraps and Repubtards, and specifically, the ignorant, short sighted voter base. Democracy has failed. Still lots of...

Ahhh, no. Not exactly.

It is true that many of the rich are simply the "connected" or slicksters that found a way to pilfer loot legally. However, the wealthy also includes the people who start, own, and manage businesses that create the products and services that make our lives better. both directly, but also...

The scenes I saw looked good. Impressively close to the book.

The zipcar service works terrific for people who live in high density areas. I am actually bullish on the company. I am not sure, perhaps it could be a case of too much ambition ruining an idea, however the service is really amazingly functional and operationally slick. If it makes no...

Women's careers have benefited massively from the growth of the nanny state / big government. Even more so, women's careers are a product of man's ingenuity. Think about it. The entire modern world, everything we see, was created by men. Do you think a women invented the wheel or...

Surf, the barrier to setting up a hedge fund is very low. There are how many thousands of hedge funds? For many it is just an investment partnership between a small number of people. Saying someone should not bother without 150 million is just silly. All you really need to start a...

It is certainly true that the Large African/Black population of Mississippi is why it scores so poorly on so many comparative metrics. To think otherwise is simply PC based ignorance. Poor whites do better on aptitude tests than wealthy blacks, it is not simply an issue of "poverty"...