Gene's Footnotes

I have never been impressed by the messenger and always inspect the message, which I now understand is not the norm. People prefer to filter out discordant information. As such, I am frequently confronted with, "Where did you hear that...." Well, here you go. If you want an email version, send me an email.

July 03, 2012

In my blogtirement, I figure I can putter a bit and provide some correct thinking, so I will render an observation from afar, being in Toronto and away from work.

I have not read the recent decision regarding the insurance take over by the government, a requirement to comment on Obamacare, but because I have heard aware lawyers talk about it, not being able to leave the room, I can render an observation, contingent upon reading the decision, which I really would find as painful as watching the jets hit the World Trade Center. 

I stopped watching the crashes in toto after the third replay on Sept. 11.  Why dwell on catastrophe? Those who do are hypnotized.

So, here is the take away: my observations was correct that the commerce clause does not justify the establishment of the insurance take over scheme. If I understand it correctly, all nine justices agreed with that. So, you would think this a victory of paramount proportions?  Absolutely not. 

The decision maintains the pretense of a constitution and an aspect that people generally understood was granted lip service; yet, the decision has gutted any remnant of an operative Constitution. The ends analysis is all that matters, the means analysis is a con game played on those who have no knowledge of the Constitution. That is, anyone who went to a public school and gets their information from TV.

So, we agree, the commerce clause does not enable the establishment of an entire mechanism to take over an industry and penalize citizens for being independent. So, how do we get what we want?

The power to tax justifies whatever the government wants to do!  Read this over three times and see if you can figure out how we are not completely enclosed in a dictatorial structure. When the taxes hit in January, people will say: "Huh?"

More than that, the bill itself spelled out that it was NOT a tax. So, the idiots over in Congress had to be corrected. Similarly,  Congress said the bill was not "severable," meaning if one part falls, the entire bill falls.  Severability is addressed in every contract; every lawyer knows what it is. However, when Congress decides a bill is not severable, well, you can't take them at their word.

Therefore, all things are now enabled. The federal government can establish a tax, then any program the tax will cover is Constitutional.

This recent decision and the Seventeenth Amendment have eliminated the balancing of powers as the founders established. That was really annoying the bankers.  We really are becoming a democracy in that the mob rules and it is easy to buy people who have been dumbed down. Excuse me, I have to retrieve my Obama Phone from the Cash for Clunker's Car. It was so easy to subvert the Constitution.  When the taxes hit, the gate behind us will be locked.

The government can now declare a Legal Care Affordablity Act wherein everyone has to pay a tax so that everyone can have a lawyer.  Why not?  What's the difference?  The people who need a lawyer most are those who cannot afford one.  However, as corporations are people under the law, so free corporate, patent, trademark, collections law can be funded by the taxi driver. Or, is that just using the hobgoblin of consistency?

Now, we can have the National Peanut Butter Access Act or the Driver Relief Act where the lower and middle class are taxed so anyone who wants can get a GM solar car can do so. Anyone includes, of course, millionaires and billionaires. The great part of the GM law would be that the unions will be secure and can contribute to the central government. Now, how can we feed the teachers' unions?  Everyone should be entitled to a private tutor in Jamaica?  Anyone who puts their child in a catholic school has to pay a tax, even though they pay property taxes?

There is no structural difference between health insurance, legal insurance, car insurance, and so on.  None.  Nor is there anything in the Constitution that permits such a national program. The justices agree, except, on the other hand, they have held, if you can tax it, then it must be enabled, though by the terms of the Constitution it is not.  Mere hobgoblin. 

Stop.  Do not look for any logic. It will hurt. Drones will nod and the minority of people who reason are already moving assets off-shore. It may be that the only chance of rebound it a complete collapse and the subjugation of those who were expecting money from Obama's stash.

As I say, some day, I will force myself to read the majority decision for a reality check, but it will feel the same as watching the jets take down the World Trade Center. Why watch the 3,000 lives extinguished or the final elimination of the government that generations of Americans have died to protect from external enemies. 

Taxes are about to jump, the dollar is about to tank, the IRS will commence its attack, the economy will tank after that next weak hurrah, capital will disappear, as well as leave, people will ditch their citizenship before 2014, illegal aliens will be given the right to elect criminals, as they did in their home countries.  Democratic leadership is now socialist and Republican leaders go along with them because they both want state control and what better way than to subvert the notion of freedom.  In the meantime, Ron Paul is a kook.

So, have a nice July 4th bar-b-que.




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