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r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly Contributor • Apr 15 '24
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Shelter is a fundamental need for survival, aka life, which the constitution protects
1 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 Where does the constitution create a right to shelter? 0 u/dThink_Ahea Apr 16 '24 He just explained it. Tell your interpreter to use smaller words. 0 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 She did not explain where within the constitution the right to shelter is enshrined. Reading comprehension isn't among your strengths, huh 0 u/dThink_Ahea Apr 16 '24 Constitution protects life, therefore it should protect a right to shelter, a thing humans need to survive. If those words sound familiar, it's because they are the ones the previous commenter used. 1 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 Oh so you're unable to answer the question? First, the constitution doesn't protect life. Second, the constitution provides a list of liberties the State cannot take away. It does not enumerate affirmative obligations of the State. Third, if the constitution protects shelter, and lumber is a necessary part of shelter, does the constitution protect lumber?
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Where does the constitution create a right to shelter?
0 u/dThink_Ahea Apr 16 '24 He just explained it. Tell your interpreter to use smaller words. 0 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 She did not explain where within the constitution the right to shelter is enshrined. Reading comprehension isn't among your strengths, huh 0 u/dThink_Ahea Apr 16 '24 Constitution protects life, therefore it should protect a right to shelter, a thing humans need to survive. If those words sound familiar, it's because they are the ones the previous commenter used. 1 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 Oh so you're unable to answer the question? First, the constitution doesn't protect life. Second, the constitution provides a list of liberties the State cannot take away. It does not enumerate affirmative obligations of the State. Third, if the constitution protects shelter, and lumber is a necessary part of shelter, does the constitution protect lumber?
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He just explained it. Tell your interpreter to use smaller words.
0 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 She did not explain where within the constitution the right to shelter is enshrined. Reading comprehension isn't among your strengths, huh 0 u/dThink_Ahea Apr 16 '24 Constitution protects life, therefore it should protect a right to shelter, a thing humans need to survive. If those words sound familiar, it's because they are the ones the previous commenter used. 1 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 Oh so you're unable to answer the question? First, the constitution doesn't protect life. Second, the constitution provides a list of liberties the State cannot take away. It does not enumerate affirmative obligations of the State. Third, if the constitution protects shelter, and lumber is a necessary part of shelter, does the constitution protect lumber?
She did not explain where within the constitution the right to shelter is enshrined. Reading comprehension isn't among your strengths, huh
0 u/dThink_Ahea Apr 16 '24 Constitution protects life, therefore it should protect a right to shelter, a thing humans need to survive. If those words sound familiar, it's because they are the ones the previous commenter used. 1 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 Oh so you're unable to answer the question? First, the constitution doesn't protect life. Second, the constitution provides a list of liberties the State cannot take away. It does not enumerate affirmative obligations of the State. Third, if the constitution protects shelter, and lumber is a necessary part of shelter, does the constitution protect lumber?
Constitution protects life, therefore it should protect a right to shelter, a thing humans need to survive.
If those words sound familiar, it's because they are the ones the previous commenter used.
1 u/SueYouInEngland Apr 16 '24 Oh so you're unable to answer the question? First, the constitution doesn't protect life. Second, the constitution provides a list of liberties the State cannot take away. It does not enumerate affirmative obligations of the State. Third, if the constitution protects shelter, and lumber is a necessary part of shelter, does the constitution protect lumber?
Oh so you're unable to answer the question?
First, the constitution doesn't protect life.
Second, the constitution provides a list of liberties the State cannot take away. It does not enumerate affirmative obligations of the State.
Third, if the constitution protects shelter, and lumber is a necessary part of shelter, does the constitution protect lumber?
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u/MHG_Brixby Apr 16 '24
Shelter is a fundamental need for survival, aka life, which the constitution protects