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Jim, you are wrong in every analysis you make above.
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[Green]Really.[/Green]
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The Bill of Rights only controls what the government can and can't do - what kind of laws they have authority to pass.
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We completely agree on that - gov't can't enact laws (contract law, for this discussion) that would violate Constitutional protections. Because gov't cannot enact statutes that would permit such a violation, contract law cannot (ultimately) deprive a citizen of Constitutional rights. Chain of events.
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What was drummed into you in MBA school was that you cannot enter into a contract that is illegal - not unconstitutional
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I believe what I said was that contracts cannot deprive you of your Constitutional rights - see above.
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There cannot be a constitutional issue without a government action....The fact that you don't understand this, and are actually arguing to the contrary, is appalling.
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I don't believe I made such an assertion. Again, see above.
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You should seriously reconsider every political opinion you have ever held because it is based on a faulty premise.
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I will be sure to do that. I have found that condescending remarks made on the basis of limited information are the best motivators of personal introspection.