Not Only Is It Wrong, It’s Unconstitutional Too

J.J. Jackson | December 11, 2012

As President Obama and his hordes of minions continue to try and push an agenda of class warfare, whereby he wants to tax some Americans to give expressed benefits to those that will roll over and support him, I am forced to remind everyone that such actions are wrong. Not only are they wrong, but they are unconstitutional as well.

James Madison said it best when saying, “I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents.” But then again, who cares about the law right? Anarchic Socialism whereby there are no consistent laws to govern our acts and where the government can just take and give as it sees fit is so much more effective, right? After all, its only a couple more trillion dollars of debt that it will put us into over the next few years.

But what about the years after that? Well, we’ll spend those trillions when we get there. No need to admit that the debt will just perpetually get worse. That admits that Anarchic Socialism is a failure and we can’t have that.

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J.J. Jackson is a libertarian conservative author from Pittsburgh, PA who has been writing and promoting individual liberty since 1993 and is President of Land of the Free Studios, Inc. He is the Pittsburgh Conservative Examiner for Examiner.com. He is also the owner of The Right Things - Conservative T-shirts & Gifts. His weekly commentary along with exclusives not available anywhere else can be found at LibertyReborn.com (Digital Fingerprint: libertyreborn123456789)

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