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15. This would be a sharper argument if the 21st Amendment didn't have Section 2

Thu Apr 18, 2013, 11:31 PM

Apr 2013

which states:

The transportation or importation into any State, Territory, or possession of the United States for delivery or use therein of intoxicating liquors, in violation of the laws thereof, is hereby prohibited.

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You're a 2nd Amendment fanatic? Well, I'm a 21st Amendment patriot [View all] Bucky Apr 2013 OP

I'll drink to that. nt onehandle Apr 2013 #1

this mirrors my own thoughts.... mike_c Apr 2013 #2

Can you imagine someone ever saying "No, you've had too much liberty. I'm cutting you off." Bucky Apr 2013 #13

My right to life, liberty and to assemble freely is taken away by a gun and a drunk graham4anything Apr 2013 #3

So you concede our Constitutional right to start fires in theaters? Bucky Apr 2013 #8

You most certainly can yell fire in a theater that's not on fire, premium Apr 2013 #34

Exactly what Abe Lincoln, so rightly did in the Civil War when the traitors coup'd'etat'd graham4anything Apr 2013 #35

That wasn't a coup d'�tat nt sylvi Apr 2013 #41

Hear Hear!!! Benton D Struckcheon Apr 2013 #4

Now there's a country with a need for drunkeness. Bucky Apr 2013 #12

You own a nation of women? BlueToTheBone Apr 2013 #5

Read the Constitution. The original document clearly protected the right to own women. Bucky Apr 2013 #9

You got freed. We are still chattel. BlueToTheBone Apr 2013 #17

Now you know why it's called "chatting up the ladies" Bucky Apr 2013 #24

It is funny in one way, but not in another. BlueToTheBone Apr 2013 #28

Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2013 #6

Lobsters don't actually jump. I think you're thinking of frogs. Bucky Apr 2013 #10

I'll drink to that! Initech Apr 2013 #7

Wait, what are we drinking to? Bucky Apr 2013 #11

That is a brilliant post. DavidDvorkin Apr 2013 #14

Thanks. I owe most of my wit to the 21st Amendment Bucky Apr 2013 #25

Ha! DavidDvorkin Apr 2013 #26

This would be a sharper argument if the 21st Amendment didn't have Section 2 onenote Apr 2013 #15

That's a slippery slope, my friend Bucky Apr 2013 #18

Textualist! Textualist! dairydog91 Apr 2013 #29

I con-hic, con-hic, con-hic, hifiguy Apr 2013 #16

That reminds me of one of our cause's celebrity endorsements. Bucky Apr 2013 #21

I love that second video. hifiguy Apr 2013 #27

Thats cool TheKentuckian Apr 2013 #19

Founding Father? Lady Freedom Returns Apr 2013 #20

So? Maybe some patriots wait a long time before becoming Founding Fathers. Bucky Apr 2013 #22

And I'll yell "Fire!" in a crowded theater and read child porn to celebrate my freedoms, too! Hekate Apr 2013 #23

kicking myself for writing this Bucky Apr 2013 #30

I agree with you on a lot of what you say... roamer65 Apr 2013 #31

I think he's being sarcastic. TheManInTheMac Apr 2013 #32

I certainly hope so. roamer65 Apr 2013 #33

to clarify my OP Bucky Apr 2013 #36

more cultural equalism nonsense galileoreloaded Apr 2013 #37

I don't know what "cultural equalism" means. Bucky Apr 2013 #38

made u google galileoreloaded Apr 2013 #39

It's annoying people like you who make me practice my 21st amendment rights Bucky Apr 2013 #40

ugh. ok, before you kill more braincells on my behalf.. galileoreloaded Apr 2013 #43

I see several sweeping generalizations there that I can't get on board with. Bucky Apr 2013 #45

its ok galileoreloaded Apr 2013 #46

Are you seriously arguing that alcohol prohibition was a good thing? nt Llewlladdwr Apr 2013 #42

Yes, that was my exact point in saying I supported the 21st Amendment. Bucky Apr 2013 #44