Billy
That is YOUR OPINION, for which you have provided NO supporting evidence. I have provided evidence supporting my position. Simply TELLING ME I'm Wrong don't cut it. Besides, this particular spawned argument is IRRELIVANT, as "ordinarily free" IS NOT contained in the US Supreme Court Quote. Argument-A3x is IRRELIVANT.
You are the one who introduced the phrase, as if it were contained in the US Supreme Court Quote and as if it was in support of your position that transit was to be "free of taxes". It was neither. But, at least we have finally resonved Argument-A3, confirming that "ordinarily free" IS NOT contained in the US Supreme Court Quote. Now it would appear you wish to spawn yet another similar argument.
Argument-A4 = The phrase "ordinarily of free" is not contained in the quote "and the right, ordinarily, of free transit".
Notice that your introduced phrase "ordinarily of free" DOES NOT contain the commas from the original quote. Argument-A4 is now resolved in my favor. Although, you might wish to spawn yet another argument:
Argument-A5 = The phrase "of free" DOES NOT mean "free of taxes".
You would contend that "of free" means "free of taxes" From the original quote, "of free" WHAT? From the original quote, it was "of free transit", NOT "of free taxes".
Thank you for providing the evidence to counter your contention! It is now throughly resolved that "of free" does not mean "free of taxes". Now, Argument-A5 is resolved in my favor.
Your debating skills are pathetic.
Argument-A5, introduced above, was resolved in my favor, by evidence provided by YOU.. "of free" does not mean "free of taxes"
Argument-A4, introduced above, can only be resolved in my favor. "ordinarily of free" is not a correct quote.
Argument-A3 was resolved in my favor. "ordinarily free" is not a correct quote.
Argument-A2 was not resolved, but resolution of Argument-A5 above counters your own contention that "free" applies to taxes.
Argument-A1 was not even touched on.
That leaves us with the following unresolved arguments:
Argument-A = We have the Right of Transit Ordinarily used for Personal Travel on our Public Right of Ways.
Argument-A1 = The word "ordinarily" is used as a qualifier as to the types of Transit which we have a Right to.
Argument-A2 = The word "free" is used to mean "without restraint or incumberance".
