Derek Moran
The UNALIENABLE and/or INALIENABLE RIGHTS- thread..... Black's Law Dictionary, 6th-edition
UNALIENABLE: Inalienable; incapable of being aliened, that is, SOLD and TRANSFERRED.
INALIENABLE rights: rights which can NEVER be ABRIDGED because they are so FUNDAMENTAL.
ABRIDGE: to REDUCE or CONTRACT; to DIMINISH or CURTAIL. Usually spoken of written language. See Abridgment.
ABRIDGMENT: as used in First Amendment (U.S.), means neither more nor less than what it ordinarily means; abridgment occurs when legislative act either SUPPRESSES or substantially INTERFERES with FREE SPEECH. Keene v. Meese
Scott Duncan: LEGALLY you only have ONE "UNALIENABLE" right; The right NOT to CONTRACT.
INALIENABLE RIGHTS can be sold to the highest bidder.
If you can SELL it, it's YOURS. That's why Prostitution has NEVER been illegal in the Commonwealth.
Scott Duncan: No other PERSON may PRESUME that you have forfeited these rights. You can sell them.
Ed O'Brien: What is UNALIENABLE?
Incapable of being aliened, that is, sold and transferred. Read more: What is UNALIENABLE? definition of UNALIENABLE (Black's Law Dictionary)
Ed O'Brien: What is INALIENABLE?
Not subject to alienation ; the characteristic of those things which cannot be bought or sold or transferred from one person to another, such as rivers and public highways, and certain personal rights; e. g. liberty. Read more: What is INALIENABLE? definition of INALIENABLE (Black's Law Dictionary)
Scott Duncan: Now, shush, woman! Typing about how to make an affidavit here!
Beverly Girl-Brain Braaksma: Scott Duncan, you owe me an affidavit... remember?
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