You can believe in the constitution and not be a libertarian

[Harmony Blue]

just letting some of those know that this is possible.

[AgingAmerican]

1. Well, duh!

n/t

[DURHAM D]

2. And apparently you can be a Paulite and find a home on DU.

[Luminous Animal]

4. I've compiled a list of 73 Paulites on DU. How many are on your list?

[former9thward]

6. Senator Joeseph McCarthy: "I have a list of 205 Communists in the State Department"....

[Luminous Animal]

7. Exactly.

[HardTimes99]

11. Funny how no one ever got to see that 'list,' eh? - nt

[former9thward]

12. Well in later speeches he kept revising the numbers.

He got as low as 10 one time.

[HardTimes99]

9. Eerily reminiscent of another 'list' in American history (Joseph

McCarthy's). Hope you were being facetious.

[nadinbrzezinski]

13. Trust me! Luminous is not a member of the HUAC

[think]

3. The constitution is so yesterday. Didn't you here. We can just trust the government now

[OilemFirchen]

5. One can also "believe in" the Constitution...

and not understand one fucking word of it.

Not a call out, BTW, just an observation.

Anyway, what's not to believe?

[jazzimov]

8. LOL! So true!

And that's one of the true issues at the heart of this whole "NSA leak" pseudo-scandal. Some people claim that it violates the 4th Amendment because of the lack of "probable cause warrants".

In fact, it does not if you actually read the leaked documents.

[treestar]

14. Yep Tired of the idea that

things the courts have held up are violations of the Fourth Amendment in some uninformed person's view and they smugly type up or cut and paste the Fourth Amendment as if that's all there is to it.

[rug]

10. The converse is not true.