TomMarker, I do not have that court decision but have read it or of it. But, common sense will suffice by simply answering the question, how many cops would it take to protect every citizen? Obviously it would require a cop for every citizen would it not? Is that possible?
The Constitution is the truth in government/politics in this Republic. I suggest studying the Constitution, Federalist Papers and other documents at: constitution.org
I have a copy of the Constitution with imbedded interpretations prepared by Joanne Campbell which I will email to anyone who wants it, ahampton@tcainternet.com
IMO Joanne did a very good job and I find nothing of her interpretations to disagree with. However, the Federalist Papers are the horses mouth on the meaning of the Constitution. Incidently, the Constitution still today means the same as when it was written. And it can only be changed legally by ratification, not with/by legislation.
