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Originally Posted by netwrkranger
I know what question I would love to ask an attorney face to face now, "How do I become a full party to the Bill of Rights rather than selective incorporation of some of those rights?" Do you think they will answer?
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I would venture that they would say one of 2 things:
1. Sure, if you have a time machine will get right on it.
2. That will be $500.00 an hour, rated per 5 minutes and will give you some hope to think that you can be a full party. Don't worry a Psychologist would probably charge you the same.
You have to think what REALLY created the Bill of Rights, it was the Corporation for the Corporation, do you really want to be a part of all that in which the unalienable rights from your creator have been waived?
'SD