No. There is a solution that complies with the Constitution. The solution is literally within the Constitution.
An honest government would say 'We know these new policies violate many of your Constitutional rights, and that sucks, but here's why we think we have to betray those rights, under these special circumstances, for a while, to save our nation.'
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What, pray tell, is that solution ?
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LOL at the oxymoron "honest government."
May I ask: what good is the Constitution if the ruling class can just toss it out arbitrarily at any moment they choose to exploit fear in the populace?pic.twitter.com/LMQSUCRU0h
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An honest govt would also offer expiration dates. And resign after.
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An honest government would not betray those rights. That is a most-slippery slope.
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And then divert the police officers from enforcing our compliance to something more useful.
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Absolutely. And I think it would lead to a healthier debate. Also, an honest gov would say, “we don’t know how deadly this virus is, or how to solve this problem (or any of your problems) but we are trying really hard.
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And also, in my opinion, NEITHER party would allow those messages to be conveyed. Because they would lose. We beg to be lied to
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“To save our nation” really?
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