The Forgotten Amendment to the Bill of Rights: The 9th Amendment Government, any level of government cannot just assume powers not granted to it in either the United States Constitution or State constitutions (where applicable). The 9th Amendment essentially says that just because a "Right" has not been identified (enumerated) does not mean that the people (The individual) are not entitled to the personal decision of what they will do. Where did government get the authority to tell someone what to wear? Or get the authority to track ones personal movements or associations? All of this is invoked under the veil of #PublicSafety. How many times does the #Constitution mention "Public Safety" and in which context? In which Article? Government keeps finding authorities and responsibilities that are not enumerated. Yet the 9th Amendment specifically says that it is the individual, the citizen, NOT government it is who has the choice. The each of us has right to individually decide. Consider the psychology of the 9th Amendment and the thinking of the Founding Fathers. They demanded this amendment be included before the #Constitution could be ratified. It is the default liberty amendment. #9thAmendment, #GovernmentOverReach https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/ninth_amendment

Every person who holds public office or is hired by government swears an oath to the Constitution and state constitutions where applicable (Article VI, Clause 3). Is it beyond reason that the constituents of any office expect that those holding office know what it is they are swearing to support and defend? The Forgotten Amendment to the Bill of Rights: The 9th Amendment Government, any government cannot just assume powers not granted to it in either the United States Constitution or State constitutions. The 9th Amendment essentially says that just because a "Right" has not been identified (enumerated) does not mean that the people (The individual) are not entitled to individually decide what they will do. Where did government get the authority to tell someone what to wear? The 9th Amendment specifically says that those things not enumerated are the personal choice of the individual. The People. Liberty is being stolen under the guise of #PublicSafety. How many times does the #Constitution mention "Public Safety"? In which context? In which Article? Government keeps finding authorities and responsibilities that are not enumerated. #9thAmendment , #OathofOffice , #PublicSafety , #ArticleVIClause3 https://www.theblaze.com/news/larry-hogan-constitutional-mask-mandate

The Forgotten Amendment to the Bill of Rights: The 9th Amendment Government, any government cannot just assume powers not granted to it in either the United States Constitution or State constitutions. The #9thAmendment essentially says that just because a "Right" has not been identified (enumerated) does not mean that the people (The individual) are not entitled to individually decide what they will do. Where did government get the authority to tell someone what to wear? Or get the authority to track one personal movements or associations? All this under the veil of #PublicSafety. How many times does the #Constitution mention "Public Safety" and in which context? In which Article? Government keeps finding authorities and responsibilities that are not enumerated. Yet the 9th Amendment specifically says that the individual, the citizen, NOT government has the choice. The citizen has the personal authority. Consider the psychology of the 9th Amendment and the thinking of the Founding Fathers. They demanded this amendment be included before the Constitution could be ratified. It is the default liberty amendment. #9A, #ContactTracing, #GovernmentOverReach, #Liberty, #BillOfRights https://news.yahoo.com/nh-restaurants-required-collect-information-025113213.html https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/ninth_amendment

The Forgotten Amendment to the Bill of Rights: The 9th Amendment Are Mask Mandates Constitutional? The 9th Amendment essentially says that just because a "Right" has not been identified (enumerated) does not mean that the people (The individual) does not have that right. Where did government get the authority to tell someone what to wear? How many times does the Constitution mention "Public Safety" and in which context and which Article? Government keeps finding authorities and responsibilities that are not enumerated. Yet the 9th Amendment specifically says that the individual, the citizen, not the government has the authority. Consider the psychology of this Amendment and the thinking of the Founding Fathers and their generation in demanding this amendment. It is all liberty. #MaskMandates, #9A, #9thAmendment, #CitizenRights https://heavy.com/news/2020/08/mask-mandate-states/ https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/ninth_amendment

The Dialog of Division and The Constitution: The public dialog is constantly filled with references of #Race, #Gender, #Rich versus #Poor, #SexualPreference and any other category that can be used to separate one citizen from another. It is the language of #Division. Promoted and communicated by the very political philosophy that implemented racial division and exploitation in the first place. This dialog is meant to invoke base human emotions of, #Envy, #Jealousy, #Xenophobia, #Racism, and #Hate. #TheConstitution has made no such divisions with one exception. The #14thAmendment, Section 2 granting all "Male" citizens the right to vote. This was removed with the #19thAmendment (Women's Suffrage). Note, we can and have edited the Constitution to correct injustices. The Constitution only recognizes the citizen. Not a category of citizen. #DemographicDivisions https://constitutionus.com/