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Constitutions are there to codify the rights of that body.

Posted on: July 19, 2017 at 13:08:41 CT

DHighlander NWMSU

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By adding education to the Constitution they people have defined it as a right of that state. It does not need to be identified as a right, its presence in the document does that.

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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