US judge blocks indefinite detention of Americans

Originally posted by XPLodER
this is the start of something,
the court finds it unconstitutional,

how does some one pass unconstitutional laws without breaking the law?

xploder

Uh...by using bribes that are called "gifts" that come in the form of an "offer you can't refuse" at the end of it. This is how empires are built man, this is how Caesars are born and we're walking in Ancient Rome's footsteps 100%. Go read the History of Rome and compare it to U.S. history.

Originally posted by Six6Six
reply to post by PinkAndBlack

 

There goes his career.

He will probably end up in jail for some pedophile charge now ro even have a little car accident.

At least this one judge tried!!!

her career, but yeah you're probably right. the Constitution is there for a reason and it doesn't matter how many unconstitutional laws they make, as long as judges and juries say hell no.

I'd like to say I'm thankful for the judge's decision, but most of me feels funny for congratulating someone on something that shouldn't have been passed in the first place.

Herp Herp HURRAY!

LOL! Suck it American "politicians"!

Deal with it.

Originally posted by XPLodER
this is the start of something,
the court finds it unconstitutional,

how does some one pass unconstitutional laws without breaking the law?

xploder

It's not against the law to pass unconstitutional laws. That's the purpose of the judiciary, to ensure constitutionality. It is against the law to apply a law found unconstitutional.