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Originally Posted by Cybersprings
1. When someone has to resort to asserting their degrees, you know they have lost the argument because they do not have facts and logic to fall back on so you must bow to their degree.
2. James Madison did not have a Masters Degree in Political Science. Are you asserting he would be unworthy of discussing the Constitution with you?
3. Degree in Political Science. When I watch NCAA football on the weekends and they introduce the players, Political Science and Marketing are the primary areas of study I see under their names. I wonder why that is.
4. Anyone who ever actually writes "The side of justice and the law wins." cannot ever be taken seriously. Are you saying that slavery being legal in the U.S. was justice and that no one's right's were taken away?
5. If all it took was a Masters Degree in political science to be the expert, we wouldn't need a Supreme Court to address the Constitutionality of laws drafted by people with law degrees (I don't have a Masters Degree in Political Science so I don't have the right to say this as fact, but I believe that is a higher degree than a Masters Degree in Political Science). We could just come to you or anyone else with a degree in Political Science to get the absolute ruling.
6. The vast majority of SCUSA rulings are split decisions. One or two of them have degrees in something or other related to the law and/or Constitution (may not be as distinguished as a Masters Degree in Political Science, but still some education and possibly some experience.) How can they possibly disagree with each other if they all/most have advanced degrees? I thought the degree made them infallible; but how can they both be right and disagree?
7. There are so many other points that can be refuted, but who has the time to point out all that has been wrong in your posts?
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1.I already explained why I told you about my degree. I wanted to come clean instead of playing cat and mouse games with you.
2. Why would I argue with the person who wrote the constitution? Or even question his knowledge? I do not belittle intelligent people, I learn from them.
3. I am not now nor was I ever a football player and none of them attended any of my classes. So, how would I know?
4. All races were slaves at one time or another throughout history. The subject was addressed by our founding fathers when forming our new government but they did not know what to do with them. Send them back to Africa? To the same people who sold them? Leave them out into the wilderness to eventually die?
5.Never met a judge who didnt have a degree And never saïd I was a lawyer.
6.Ever hear of the great compromise? In short; people rarely agree on every issue or subject. Nor is it expected. You only need a majority to pass a bill, vote for a new leader etc.
7. Apparently, YOU DO!