Old Wolf
Oh! I see what you mean! Well, in all my years, I have NEVER seen an Airplane Taxi down any Highway. That would be EXTREMELY ExtraOrdinary! What we have a Right to is the Transit Ordinarily used for Personal Travel on our own Inclination on our Public Highways.
Driving is a Right 2570You are, by not even reading what you quote. "You are trying your best..." is not the same as saying, "You are saying..." You're doiing your best to say something without coming out and...
Same thing that happens when in the exercise of one's Right of Liberty they commit trespbutt. They will be summonsed to court, where they will be given the opportunity to defend themself in an orderly proceeding, and if found guilty, they may be denied of certain of their Rights. They could stand to have their Right of Liberty denied by placing them in jail.
Yet, NOBODY must obtain a Liberty License before being allowed to exercise their Right of Liberty.
Driving is a Right 2571Bill Funk Driving Automobiles IS the "most ordinary" exercised method of transit. Do you deny that? Where the word "transit" is used as a...
No, that is not what is happening. Nobody is required to obtain a Liberty License before being allowed to exercise their Right of Liberty. For the Law to presume one must first obtain a Liberty License before being allowed to exercise their Right of Liberty would be to presume to convert a Right into a Privilege. No State shall pbutt any Laws which would convert a Right into a Privilege.
And, as we do indeed have the Right of Transit Ordinarily used for Personal Travel at our Own Inclination on our Public Highways, State Licensing Laws which would presume to convert that Right into a Privilege do so without Due Process of Law, and are therefore UnConsbreastutional.
