Welcome Guest

Like the "right to education" the "right to cellphones" is

Posted on: July 19, 2017 at 12:33:47 CT

ummmm MU

Posts:

44901

Member For:

12.81 yrs

Level:

User

M.O.B. Votes:

not explicitly mentioned in any state or federal constitution, but is implied by the state and federal laws which provide for "free" cellphones in accordance with the laws that provide such "free" cellphones.

Please explain why this message is being reported.

REPLY

MESSAGE THREAD

Here's the education clause in all 50 state constitutions - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:13:36

So are suggesting that any of those states can simply do - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 12:28:52

lol, just.... lol. And "we, as a people", will soon choose - 90Tiger MU - 7/19 12:40:52

Any state that chooses to add healthcare to their - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 12:54:51

Healthcare is already a right. - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:56:22

No, the healthcare you identified is simply the law of the - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 13:00:59

You also don't know a single state that has termed education - ummmm MU - 7/19 13:03:13

Constitutions are there to codify the rights of that body. - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 13:08:41

Here's the right to mental health as determined by the - ummmm MU - 7/19 13:14:12

No that is a right to mental health services. Yes, Missouri - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 13:54:06

So there is no right to education in the Missouri - ummmm MU - 7/19 14:00:37

Your fluff aside, not a single state constitution says that - ummmm MU - 7/19 13:09:41

Goddamn you are an idiot (nm) - pickle MU

- 7/19 12:38:20

Yes, obviously. Any state could change its constitution and - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:34:35

That is exactly correct. Constitutional rights are fluid - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 12:57:38

Just above you call them concrete. - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:59:10

My front porch is concrete. That does not mean I cannot - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 13:04:15

Answer the question (nm) - pickle MU

- 7/19 13:23:11

Is your front porch also fluid? - ummmm MU - 7/19 13:11:34

Check your vocabulary. Concrete does not mean unchanging. - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 13:56:58

You're using concrete to mean firm and unwieldy. - ummmm MU - 7/19 14:01:30

concrete, therefore, means "fluid" - that's what the physics - 90Tiger MU - 7/19 13:11:02

You are all idiots. The opposite of concrete is not fluid. - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 13:51:20

Concrete and fluid are pretty damned contradictory. - ummmm MU - 7/19 13:59:00

Here you go - pickle MU

- 7/19 13:22:02

Lol. Seriously. (nm) - ummmm MU - 7/19 13:11:48

Learn English - Spanky KU - 7/19 12:18:25

I don't see the word "right" in there (nm) - pickle MU

- 7/19 12:42:32

Does that California constitutional passage say "right to - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:19:49

If you could read and understand the meanings of words? - Spanky KU - 7/19 12:21:14

So, there is a right to cellphones? (nm) - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:21:31

Are cell phones addressed in any of the state, or federal, - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 12:30:17

Like the "right to education" the "right to cellphones" is - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:33:47

Do you difficulty remembering to breathe? Public education - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/19 12:37:45

Also, you have steal a lot less money to provide a some - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:48:25

Education is more pervasive than cell phones, so the "right - ummmm MU - 7/19 12:42:51

awesome (nm) - 90Tiger MU - 7/19 12:17:32

Yet false - Spanky KU - 7/19 12:19:01

you need to re-read the constitutions to which - 90Tiger MU - 7/19 12:22:14

You may need to learn English and the meaning of words - Spanky KU - 7/19 12:39:24