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Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 16, 2008 4:17pm
by Sasami Jurai
Dio Brando wrote:
Sasami Jurai wrote:
Okay :mrgreen: Oh, and no, you can't bash what and where you want, depending on where you are. Your bashing could affect other users who are uncomfortable with your unnecessary use of language. When civil right and civil liberty conflict, civil LIBERTY would always win especially when you're postin' here. Read the webmaster's 'Forum Rules and Guidelines'.
Liberty means freedom, as in Freedom of Speech

Bill of Rights>>>>>>>>>Webmaster
And I knew Queen would win by a lot. :mrgreen:
Queen woould probably win ay thread it was put in here

I don't get what you're sayin'.. :?
By bringing the "hotness" line into this discussion you made it about style rather than music itself.
Dio Brando wrote:Liberty means freedom, as in Freedom of Speech

Bill of Rights>>>>>>>>>Webmaster
No, no! You don't get it. Look it up.. 'Civil Right' and 'Civil Liberty' are both individual terms.
Dio Brando wrote:By bringing the "hotness" line into this discussion you made it about style rather than music itself.
No.. but w/e.. We should stop arguing about topics that are waay out of tangent for this thread. We can take it to PM, if you want, but who cares.. lol

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 16, 2008 4:19pm
by Sasami Jurai
scorpionwarrior wrote:lol Bill of rights means nothing on the internet. I dunno why people think that other than privacy they have no other rights XD
Haha you're right. The U.S. Constitution wouldn't apply to users of another country. This is, after all, the internet.

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 16, 2008 4:28pm
by The Rage
Plus, there is the tenth which basically limits what you can practice in public.

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 16, 2008 4:36pm
by Dio Brando
But I do

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 17, 2008 1:22am
by Athos
The US Bill of Rights has been indirectly applied internationally via citations of Constitutional cases from SCOTUS to the high courts over seas (New Zealand & Australia, and the like)

Also, civil liberty is the freedom from undue government interference or restraint. A civil right would be an enumerated right under the U.S. Constitution.

An an example would of civil liberty would be Lochner v. New York . In Lochner, the Supreme Court struck down a New York law which regulated the hours of bakers. The Court reasoned that this law interfered with the right to contract and therefore void. If you notice, no where in the US Constitution does it mention a right to contract given to the people, but if you look in Article 1, Section 10, Clause 4, it states that No state shall pass any law impairing the obligation of contracts.

Now, a (contemporary) example of a civil right would be the case of District of Colombia v. Heller. In Heller the Court struck down a ordinance in DC which banned the use of hand guns. The Court struck down the ordinance because it took away a right that was enumerated in the Constitution (2nd Amendment: right to bear arms).

What is really boils down to though is substantive due process (SDP) and [procedural] due process. Note though that SDP gained momentum with the passing of the 14th Amendment. (The first Supreme Court decision with SDP was Scot v. Stanford)

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 17, 2008 6:16pm
by Sasami Jurai
Basically Americans are born with civil rights and civil liberty. A guy could swing his arms back and forth while walking but if he hits a girl during the process then he would be violating the girl's civil liberty.

Civil Liberty > Civil Right

This is analogous to your situation, Dio Brando! Don't use offensive language on a forum with 'Rules & Guidelines'. You're also violating the forum rules.

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 18, 2008 3:42pm
by Dio Brando
Sasami Jurai wrote:Basically Americans are born with civil rights and civil liberty. A guy could swing his arms back and forth while walking but if he hits a girl during the process then he would be violating the girl's civil liberty.

Civil Liberty > Civil Right

This is analogous to your situation, Dio Brando! Don't use offensive language on a forum with 'Rules & Guidelines'. You're also violating the forum rules.
I didn't hit you.

Your post falls apart there

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 18, 2008 3:49pm
by Sasami Jurai
Dio Brando wrote:
Sasami Jurai wrote:Basically Americans are born with civil rights and civil liberty. A guy could swing his arms back and forth while walking but if he hits a girl during the process then he would be violating the girl's civil liberty.

Civil Liberty > Civil Right

This is analogous to your situation, Dio Brando! Don't use offensive language on a forum with 'Rules & Guidelines'. You're also violating the forum rules.
I didn't hit you.

Your post falls apart there
Think again.. =/ You still don't get it. We should stop spamming this thread, though.

Done. :roll:

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 18, 2008 6:15pm
by Athos
But yeah...LZ FTW

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 20, 2008 9:04am
by The Rage
Rock bands to the constitution... LOL.

Anyway, Led Zeppelin

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 20, 2008 11:00pm
by Aoi Sakuraba
This isn't even a contest Zeppelin is one of the worlds greatest bands ever and MCR is a pathetic excuse for a wrist cutters emo band.

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 21, 2008 2:43am
by scorpionwarrior
Aoi, they're not wrist cutters -_-

I think some people need to do some research on how MCR really are, cause it's not them that are emo. Just as with most bands some of their fans give them a bad name :P

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 21, 2008 11:22pm
by + тнє ѕαιηт +
personally, I prefer Led Zeppelin, mainly because I have more LZ songs than MCR, soo yeah.
plus LZ have had way better hits, Dream on and Stairway to Heaven being my fav. x3

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 22, 2008 11:30am
by The Rage
MCR, like a lot of other bands, had better days in the yesteryears, I hope a lot of my fav. bands that hit rockbottom make it back up again.

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 22, 2008 2:25pm
by Aoi Sakuraba
perpetualsorrowX wrote:personally, I prefer Led Zeppelin, mainly because I have more LZ songs than MCR, soo yeah.
plus LZ have had way better hits, Dream on and Stairway to Heaven being my fav. x3
isn't Dream On an Aerosmith song?

Re: Round 2: MCR vs Led Zeppelin

Posted: Nov 22, 2008 4:29pm
by The Rage
Dream On is indeed Aerosmith, however Stairway to Heaven is a very good LZ song.