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I wouldn't worry about it. Treaties that violate the Constitution like that would be struck down by the Supreme Court so fast it isn't even funny.
On January 6, Barack Obama nominated David Ogden to be the next deputy attorney general of the United States, the second highest position in the U.S. Department of Justice. Reportedly hanging in Ogden's office at the time of the nomination was a plaque commemorating his victory in a controversial 2005 death penalty case before the U.S. Supreme Court.[1]
That case, Roper v. Simmons, was controversial not only because it determined the constitutionality of the juvenile death penalty but also because, in deciding the case, a narrowly divided Supreme Court relied in part upon the laws and practices of foreign nations as well as other sources of foreign law and "the opinion of the world community."
Although Ogden is certainly qualified for the position of deputy attorney general,[2] the views expressed in the brief he co-authored on behalf of the defendant in the Roper case are troublesome and should be explored during his Senate confirmation hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary, currently scheduled for February 5.
http://www.heritage.org/research/legalissues/wm2258.cfm
Hillary Clinton and the U.N. are looking at a total GUN BAN in the USA
WHAT A F@#KING BITCH
I wouldn't worry too much about it. Treaties that violate the Constitution like that would be struck down by the Supreme Court so fast it isn't even funny. And for something like that, it wouldn't even make it that far.
Why are we suddenly getting a flood of threads here that have nothing to do with MA law?
Why are we suddenly getting a flood of threads here that have nothing to do with MA law?
Hillary Clinton and the U.N. are looking at a total GUN BAN in the USA
WHAT A F@#KING BITCH
I wouldn't worry too much about it. Treaties that violate the Constitution like that would be struck down by the Supreme Court so fast it isn't even funny. And for something like that, it wouldn't even make it that far.
Yes, but they keep forgetting the shall not be infringed part.We have the 2A in place to prevent this from happening.
Best thing about the UN is that no one really listens to them or likes them.
Yes, but they keep forgetting the shall not be infringed part.
Unfortunatly there are many gun owners that do and others allow the infringements because we are under penalty of unconstitutional, illegal laws.Apparently, so do we.
Unfortunatly there are many gun owners that do and others allow the infringements because we are under penalty of unconstitutional, illegal laws.
The UN couldn't organize a piss-up in a bar.