SCOTUS Justice Breyer is Out

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:lol

A few peeps think I'm on the left, couldn't be further from the truth , I just accept that there are certain obligations we have to the less fortunate, That doesn't mean I like it lol

You don't strike me as Left.  You strike me as personal choice.  That's as Right as it goes, even if some on the Right don't grasp the Constitutional properness of that.

We don't have a constitution in NZ, the closest would be the bill of rights , quite basic

Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not,""


We probably do , but in NZ its just unavoidable , You have to accept it as part of the social landscape , or you would fall off the deep end lol

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

A few peeps think I'm on the left, couldn't be further from the truth , I just accept that there are certain obligations we have to the less fortunate, That doesn't mean I like it lol

You don't strike me as Left.  You strike me as personal choice.  That's as Right as it goes, even if some on the Right don't grasp the Constitutional properness of that.

We don't have a constitution in NZ, the closest would be the bill of rights , quite basic

Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL""

Don't be sorry, I'm reasonable  familiar with the US constitution so knew exactly where you were coming from  

I don't know what to say about folks who are citizens of countries halfway around the world knowing more about our Constitution than too many of our own do, but thanks. For some reason, I take that as a compliment. And, whether or not I've shown it, you and Red have helped me learn a good bit about good ol' Oz. (I had a friend in CO called "Oz." He made the most amazing omelet this side of God's green earth!) Anyway, I'm humbled that you would take the notion to learn so much about the U.S., and share your knowledge of the Oz with us.

I'm drunk. headed to bed soon.

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:
You don't strike me as Left.  You strike me as personal choice.  That's as Right as it goes, even if some on the Right don't grasp the Constitutional properness of that.

We don't have a constitution in NZ, the closest would be the bill of rights , quite basic

Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL""

Don't be sorry, I'm reasonable  familiar with the US constitution so knew exactly where you were coming from  

I don't know what to say about folks who are citizens of countries halfway around the world knowing more about our Constitution than too many of our own do, but thanks.  For some reason, I take that as a compliment.  And, whether or not I've shown it, you and Red have helped me learn a good bit about good ol' Oz.  (I had a friend in CO called "Oz."  He made the most amazing omelet this side of God's green earth!)  Anyway, I'm humbled that you would take the notion to learn so much about the U.S., and share your knowledge of the Oz with us.  

I'm drunk.    headed to bed soon.  

Its 4pm here and I opened my first beer at midday, You are a good sort 2 , we may bang heads from time to time , I like you and Lets stay friendly

And just for the record you are the little round yellow guy on the right lol

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

A few peeps think I'm on the left, couldn't be further from the truth , I just accept that there are certain obligations we have to the less fortunate, That doesn't mean I like it lol

You don't strike me as Left.  You strike me as personal choice.  That's as Right as it goes, even if some on the Right don't grasp the Constitutional properness of that.

We don't have a constitution in NZ, the closest would be the bill of rights , quite basic

Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL""

Don't be sorry, I'm reasonable  familiar with the US constitution so knew exactly where you were coming from  

I don't know what to say about folks who are citizens of countries halfway around the world knowing more about our Constitution than too many of our own do, but thanks.  For some reason, I take that as a compliment.  And, whether or not I've shown it, you and Red have helped me learn a good bit about good ol' Oz.  (I had a friend in CO called "Oz."  He made the most amazing omelet this side of God's green earth!)  Anyway, I'm humbled that you would take the notion to learn so much about the U.S., and share your knowledge of the Oz with us.  

I'm drunk.    headed to bed soon.  

Vege is in New Zealand.

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

We don't have a constitution in NZ, the closest would be the bill of rights , quite basic

Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL""

Don't be sorry, I'm reasonable  familiar with the US constitution so knew exactly where you were coming from  

I don't know what to say about folks who are citizens of countries halfway around the world knowing more about our Constitution than too many of our own do, but thanks.  For some reason, I take that as a compliment.  And, whether or not I've shown it, you and Red have helped me learn a good bit about good ol' Oz.  (I had a friend in CO called "Oz."  He made the most amazing omelet this side of God's green earth!)  Anyway, I'm humbled that you would take the notion to learn so much about the U.S., and share your knowledge of the Oz with us.  

I'm drunk.    headed to bed soon.  

Its 4pm here and I opened my first beer at midday, You are a good sort 2 , we may bang heads from time to time , I like you and Lets stay friendly

hey, ain't that what it's all about?    
Seriously, you're intellect impresses me.  Mine pales mega, in comparison. Still, I've always liked you. You're unique, is the main reason.

vege57 wrote:And just for the record you are the little round yellow guy on the right lol

Oh, like hell! Ain't no way some Ozzie can drink me under the table. Ain't happenin'.

Red Lily wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

We don't have a constitution in NZ, the closest would be the bill of rights , quite basic

Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL""

Don't be sorry, I'm reasonable  familiar with the US constitution so knew exactly where you were coming from  

I don't know what to say about folks who are citizens of countries halfway around the world knowing more about our Constitution than too many of our own do, but thanks.  For some reason, I take that as a compliment.  And, whether or not I've shown it, you and Red have helped me learn a good bit about good ol' Oz.  (I had a friend in CO called "Oz."  He made the most amazing omelet this side of God's green earth!)  Anyway, I'm humbled that you would take the notion to learn so much about the U.S., and share your knowledge of the Oz with us.  

I'm drunk.    headed to bed soon.  

Vege is in New Zealand.  

Oh dear. Done did it again. Beg pardons.

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:And just for the record you are the little round yellow guy on the right lol

Oh, like hell!  Ain't no way some Ozzie can drink me under the table.  Ain't happenin'.  

I could give it my best shot (pun intended).  I don't drink beer though.  

2cent wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:
Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL

Okay, reality.  I don't know if we look at obligations to the less fortunate the same way or not, but we certainly do see eye-to-eye when it comes to property rights - and obligations - along with how much encroachment we're willing to give mr. government upon our private property, which includes our wages, our belongings, and what we have upon ourselves in our whereabouts.  
Some things are no business of the nosey.  

""Sorry, I forgot.  I was selfishly referring to our Constitution - making it all about ME!  :DRAMA:  LOL""

Don't be sorry, I'm reasonable  familiar with the US constitution so knew exactly where you were coming from  

I don't know what to say about folks who are citizens of countries halfway around the world knowing more about our Constitution than too many of our own do, but thanks.  For some reason, I take that as a compliment.  And, whether or not I've shown it, you and Red have helped me learn a good bit about good ol' Oz.  (I had a friend in CO called "Oz."  He made the most amazing omelet this side of God's green earth!)  Anyway, I'm humbled that you would take the notion to learn so much about the U.S., and share your knowledge of the Oz with us.  

I'm drunk.    headed to bed soon.  

Vege is in New Zealand.  

Oh dear.  Done did it again.  Beg pardons.  

New Zealanders and Australians have a very common heritage, it does not offend me to be called Australian, it a lovely place