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Saul Cornell Responds to Hardy

author Posted by:Sebastian on date Mar 15th, 2009 | filed Filed under: 2nd Amendment, Law

As Dave Hardy mentioned over on his blog, Saul Cornell published a law review in response to Dave’s earlier review article on the lecture notes of St. George Tucker.  I’m not sure what’s more amusing, the degree Cornell is willing to go to ignore or downplay Tucker’s blatant reference to self-defense in regard to the Second Amendment, or the fact that we now have liberal scholars lecturing conservatives on not being good originalists!

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tagOne Response to “Saul Cornell Responds to Hardy”

  1. ATL Said,
    March 15th, 2009 at 7:08 pm

    There is a biblical term for this: Willful Blindness. It’s the condition of only seeing what you want to see and making your reality based upon that. This is also how liars work…..When you deliberately do not address key points in making your counter-argument it is because you cannot or choose not to combat them. They do not see, because their eyes are closed- it is an act of will, not stupidity.