Pure/Common-Law/Non-Statutory/etc Trusts
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Re: Pure/Common-Law/Non-Statutory/etc Trusts
I vote for closure. If fmmcosta is as clueless as he appears, he is unlikely to understand repetitions of the explanations that we've already given him; and if he is playing a role and is really a sovrun troll, then he is going to go on playing Van Peltian word games ad infinitum as long as this thread remains open.
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Re: Pure/Common-Law/Non-Statutory/etc Trusts
It's only necessary to examine one of these "quotes".fmmcosta wrote:U.S. v. Rhodes, 27 Federal Cases 785, 794 wrote:The amendment [fourteenth] reversed and annulled the original policy of the constitution
As The Operative noted, the Rhodes case (1866) precedes the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment (1868). At p 794, the Court is discussing the Thirteenth Amendment (1865). "fmmcosta" just copied from some moron's site without bothering to verify. As others have pointed out, none of the cases s/he cites support the nonsense s/he has been subjecting us to.
I see Imalawman's "leaning towards" opposition to locking the thread, but I'm going to do so. Inanity has been adequately addressed in 185 posts.
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Re: Pure/Common-Law/Non-Statutory/etc Trusts
(for the record, I read the total wrong, I thought we were only at 100) I agree that 185 is enough.wserra wrote:It's only necessary to examine one of these "quotes".fmmcosta wrote:U.S. v. Rhodes, 27 Federal Cases 785, 794 wrote:The amendment [fourteenth] reversed and annulled the original policy of the constitution
As The Operative noted, the Rhodes case (1866) precedes the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment (1868). At p 794, the Court is discussing the Thirteenth Amendment (1865). "fmmcosta" just copied from some moron's site without bothering to verify. As others have pointed out, none of the cases s/he cites support the nonsense s/he has been subjecting us to.
I see Imalawman's "leaning towards" opposition to locking the thread, but I'm going to do so. Inanity has been adequately addressed in 185 posts.
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