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Originally Posted by Derwood
you didn't answer my question.
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that travel should be unregulated? as far as persons go, yes. but the states can regulate speed, lanes, certain safety standards of vehicles, passing lanes, etc. But the right of a person to travel freely by the conveyance of his choosing is a fundamental right, with several court cases verifying this.
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Originally Posted by Derwood
and the right to travel isn't in the Constitution, though it's been established by legal rulings
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I didn't say it was a constitutional right, it's a basic fundamental right. So is the right to keep and bear arms, that one just happens to be listed.
The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
this means that the government only has the powers assigned to it via the constitutions. all else remains to the people.