You just have to look to Washington, D.C., for the answer that will explain it all. Everytime I've been to the District of Columbia, starting in 1978, with one exception, when I was only there for a little overnight partying, but everytime I've been there more than overnight, they were building a new House Office Building out of very expensive marble. So it's no wonder why they have to run around in $2,000.00 suits, they wouldn't want to diminish the grandeur of that decadense and the theory of Relativity of an Open System (applies in Closed System situations too) dictates that Everything is Relative to SourCe and SourCe is Relative to Everything, so it's no wonder all of that expensive marble has created what it has, but didn't someone say something about this being an Experiment? DecaDense: Deca: Having 10 Dense: closely compacted in substance. "dense volcanic rock" synonyms: thick, heavy, opaque, soupy, murky, smoggy;More concentrated, condensed "dense smoke" antonyms: thin, light having the constituent p 1.arts crowded closely together. "an estuary dense with marine life" synonyms: thick, close-packed, tightly packed, closely set, close-set, crowded, crammed, compact, solid, tight;More overgrown, jungly, impenetrable, impassable "a dense forest" antonyms: sparse 2.informal (of a person) stupid. synonyms: stupid, unintelligent, ignorant, brainless, mindless, foolish, slow, witless, simpleminded, empty-headed, vacuous, vapid, idiotic, imbecilic; informalthick, dim, moronic, dumb, dopey, dozy, wooden-headed, lamebrained, birdbrained, pea-brained; daft "they were dense enough to believe me Those definitions are like Lays Potatoe Chips Those definitions are like Lays Potatoe Chips! You've gotta use (eat) all of them if you want to properly define our governments! Ribbit Ps: Didn't we start off simple, at first? What happened? Why the need for the marble? Are you all afraid that King George will come back and burn it down again? Putties!
Wanna guess what'll be happening when the 27th Amendment is Ruled that it wasn't properly Ratified, because Congress accepted Dead Vote State Legislative Ratifications that were more than 50 years old? Also, the original proposal from Congress was only good for 50 years as well, unless re-proposed by the living Congress, because more than 50% of those that ratified it originally in Congress were dead after 50 years and the dead cannot decide the direction of government for the living in a Republican form of government. Maryland (December 19, 1789) North Carolina (December 22, 1789, re-ratified July 4, 1989)[9] South Carolina (January 19, 1790) Delaware (January 28, 1790) Vermont (November 3, 1791) Virginia (December 15, 1791) Kentucky (June 27, 1792; this came to light after the amendment was adopted, as noted in the paragraph at the end of this list.) Ohio (May 6, 1873) Wyoming (March 6, 1978) Maine (April 27, 1983) Colorado (April 22, 1984) South Dakota (February 21, 1985) New Hampshire (March 7, 1985) Arizona (April 3, 1985) Tennessee (May 28, 1985) Oklahoma (July 1, 1985) New Mexico (February 14, 1986) Indiana (February 24, 1986) Utah (February 25, 1986) Arkansas (March 13, 1987) Montana (March 17, 1987) Connecticut (May 13, 1987) Wisconsin (July 15, 1987) Georgia (February 2, 1988) West Virginia (March 10, 1988) Louisiana (July 7, 1988) Iowa (February 9, 1989) Idaho (March 23, 1989) Nevada (April 26, 1989) Alaska (May 6, 1989) Oregon (May 19, 1989) Minnesota (May 22, 1989) Texas (May 25, 1989) Kansas (April 5, 1990) Florida (May 31, 1990) North Dakota (March 25, 1991) Missouri (May 5, 1992) Alabama (May 5, 1992) Michigan (May 7, 1992) New Jersey (May 7, 1992) Illinois (May 12, 1992) On May 18, 1992, the Archivist of the United States certified that the amendment's ratification was completed on May 7, 1992, with Michigan being the 38th state to ratify. May 12, 1992 minus 50 years = May 12, 1942: Look at North Carolina? It knew better! It ratified it the first time on December 22, 1789, but because it was more than 50 years old, that state legislature knew it had to be ratified AGAIN by the LIVING Legislature, not that old dead one, so they re-ratified on July 4, 1989. So the first 8 ratifications, except for North Carolina, are Dead Vote Ratifications and thus, invalid and the 27th Amendment wasn't Ratifiable when the Archivist said it was Ratifiable and since Congress never spoke the werds after it was Ratifiable and until Congress speaks the werds when Ratifiable, it didn't happen and they are forbidden from speaking those werds before their time! Dew you know what kind of paycut they are about to get? Answer: About 60%! Ribbit
That's exactly what idiots dew when the truth is staring them in the face! You do not understand a Republican Form of Government and that is obvious, because somehow you think DEAD people form over 200 years ago can be deciding the direction of government today but I'm not talking about Law, I'm talking bout a proposal to amend our National Constitution!!!! The states, when they recently ratified the 27th Amendment, they honored all of the DEAD people that proposed the 27th Amendment over 200 years ago. Look at North Carolina? Why did it re-ratify the proposal, since they ratified it 200 years ago? Why do it again? Why? Simply because the state legislative members that voted 200 years ago are now dead and only a LIVING legislature can direct the People! Duh!!!! And Congress, over 200 years ago, proposed that and now their werds come alive but they are dead, everyone of them? Can the dead vote in a Republican form of government? Nope! So then, why can dead legislative members vote today from over 200 years ago? How can a vote OUTLIVE the voter by almost 200 years, in a Republican form of government? Joe, please go Edumacate yourself on a Legal Concept known a Finality! Proposals that have no time limits on them, have no Finality to them until they are Ratified, thus, they have a HUGE chance of getting ratified but what if the people don't want it? Did you know the State Legislatures ratified the 27th Amendment, not you, one of We the People? Does our Constitution say We the Legislatures or We the People? Did you know that Article 5 grants National Constitutional Franchise Powers to our State Legislatures? Did you know that in a Republican form of government, that is absolutely forbidden, simply because that isn't a Republican form of government, it's a Legislative Athoritarian Government and toss in the Police State we live under and then you have the truth, that this is not a Democracy, it's a Frankensteinocracy and it qualifies as a Legislative Authoritarian Police State Government and absolutely violative of a Republican form of government, thus, absolutely UNCONSTITUTIONAL!!!! Do you know that Monopolies are forbidden here? Do you know there are several states that have monopolized Alcohol Sales, by occupying that field absolute? Virginia calls them Package Stores and if you want alcohol in the state of Virginia, you have to buy it directly from the government, you can't buy it anywhere else! And why is it they get away with that? The 18th Amendment, then the 18th Amendment being repelled by the 22nd Amendment and afterwards, the states all gained POWER from the United States Supreme Court granting them Monopoly Powers out of the 22nd Amendment, powers the states never enjoyed, prior to the ratifying of the 18th Amendment. That's like all the G-men that came about because of Prohibition. When prohibition was over, why did they not disban the G-men? Why? Because the 18th Amendment installed Organized Crime on us and once set in place, you can't get rid of them. How much money has the FBI cost us since its Inception and who's responsible? Answer: your state legsilatures! You are clearly dumb and you are clearly enslaved as well and since you are dumb, you don't even know you're enslaved! But the government educates you, don't they? You are a product of your education and since government owns education, you are a product of your government! Can you go baaaaaaaaa? Ribbit
