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To me, if the military won't protect our borders, then it needs to be disbanded as an institution. I can promise you that when Jefferson et al were writing the Constitution they NEVER believed the military would be used for "peace keeping" in places like Kosovo etc....They exist to defend this country. Period. They are under the authority of the civilian government, they don't really get a vote in the mission honestly. Lastly, unlike the crap in Kelo etc....eminent domain for "forts, magazines" etc....is actually specified in the US Constitution. Whether someone likes it or not, that's a legitimate use of the condemnation authority of the government. It should be a fair but swift process.
I don't think it is won't. I think it is more a matter of Congressional action to make it a permanent mission and funding it.
Troops were ordered to the border by the President, there are obviously troops there.
Like most of what President Trump initiates it was done on the fly, with little or no forethought as to how the action is going to be sustained or funded.
Lastly, unlike the crap in Kelo etc....eminent domain for "forts, magazines" etc....is actually specified in the US Constitution. Whether someone likes it or not, that's a legitimate use of the condemnation authority of the government. It should be a fair but swift process.
So, how much of you stuff is likely to get ED'ed?
Last edited by 26 Inf; 04-23-19 at 17:04.
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