One of the great joys of living in a civilized democratic society these days is that society tends to sort out what is important (protesting for civil rights) and what is not (Klan rallies and youth soccer tournaments). If you want to break the law holding a soccer tournament, please make sure more people attend than there are handcuffs, and verify the property owner is ok with the $25k fine. We protesters have our $200 each ready to go in the unlikely event we’re the unlucky few the po po manage to catch if they try. We also aren’t stupid enough to hold a protest somewhere that’s gonna get someone into trouble.
As for your “con law is one of my specialties”, I’m sorry but you come across as a non-practicing attorney at most and, more likely, someone with a poli sci degree and maybe a masters in “legal history.” Regardless, studying under some of the best con law scholars is no substitute for actually being one of them. I don’t really need to debate you on the Constitution because I know. Everyone who knows anything and reads what you write knows.
However, just to rub in your face how wrong you are and how right I am, here’s your buddy Larry T calling me personally and all my protestor friends patriots:
I am honored that someone you hold in such high regard is so supportive. Oh, and here he is calling your sad little diaper-wearing tangerine an awful person for holding his Tulsa rally:
In other words, I knew Larry Tribe. Larry Tribe was a friend of mine and you, ma’am, you’re no Larry Tribe. Jack Kennedy either, obviously, just to make sure you get the joke.
I love Larry because me and him are simpatico, which makes him a lot more useful for me in a debate than just name dropping. And as an aside, Amar’s great too. Both Amars actually.
Do you want to keep saying stupid things about the Constitution so I can keep quoting your esteemed mentor Larry Tribe to prove you wrong? This seems like a really fun new game.