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Yes, for example the incessant yammer from most of the dems that U.S. military action should be vetted by the U.N., on the preposterous notion that the approval of that collection of dictator's representatives, arab theocracies, and third-word ratholes somehow constitutes "international law".
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We owe the UN some cash only. US sovereignty belongs to US citizens only. As a people, we cannot answer to anyone but ourselves and posterity.
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Another example: the International Criminal Court so beloved of eurostatists, which would have global jurisdiction - in the U.S. that would be a contravention of our constitution.
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A contravention is not without the scope of possiblity. However, there isn't anything written that I have seen to indicate what you are proposing. Can you cite sources? Or is this just pure speculation? Since the US was formed, there hasn't been a contravention that I was ever made aware of.
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Abortion on demand? Can someone who's actually had one tell me how easy or hard it really was?
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Wow. What brought that on? I am unable to answer this.
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That has been the program for years of NARAL and NOW, the main pro-abortion organizations, who have fiercely fought any possible restriction, including the recently passed partial birth abortion ban, (which was of course immediately stopped by liberal/left judges).
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I am not sure what you are stating could be verified. At the same time, judges seem to have almost unlimited power to over turn current law.
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No restriction is the same as abortion on demand.
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In the best interest of the population of the US, and the greater good of the nation as a whole, policies by the left must be reviewed to discovered as to what other issues await the right for confrontation.
There has been a bombardment of issues with lines drawn accross the scope of US Politics Online. The issues you raised are valid points and good topics on their own.