Looking through all of those forms-almost 3,000 of them, from 8 years worth of canopy courses-brought back a lot of memories and emotions. It always seemed worthwhile to keep them around, but yesterday I decided to run them through a scanner so I can finally get rid of the paper copies. For all of these years, I've had all of those forms sitting in a couple of boxes in a closet.
YOINK FAVORITE FOOD REGISTRATION
I'm always impressed to see what Flight-1 has become thanks to all of the work that Ian, Shannon, and the rest of the crew have done.īack when I was teaching my canopy courses, students would always fill out a registration form at the start of the day. I've been away from the skydiving world for a while, but I still stay in touch with some old skydiving friends and visit DeLand from time to time. Later, in collaboration with some awesome gentlemen from the PD Factory Team, that canopy school was transformed into Flight-1. A couple of decades ago I started something called The Canopy School at Skydive DeLand, which became the Freedom of Flight Canopy School. I haven't posted or even lurked on these forums for a number of years, but I was inspired to share a quick note today. And if you think that they are going to stop at abortion - or that they will never get to a right that you value - you haven't been paying attention. We guaranteed the right for blacks to marry whites, for gay people to marry each other, and indeed for gay people to exist at all. We said that blacks to attend the same schools as whites. We affirmed that women have the right to vote. The US has had a long tradition of increasing rights for all. Other republicans have signaled that the right to marry someone outside your race will be reconsidered as well - and given the political connection between the SC and the republicans, it's fair to say that that right is at risk as well. They have signaled that they will try to do something similar with other currently-protected rights, like the right of women to get birth control, and the right of black students to go to the same schools as white students. They have already removed the protection on a women's right for bodily autonomy.
We are now entering a phase where the Supreme Court will begin removing those rights for people in pursuit of the politiical ideology of their benefactors.
None of those rights are called out in the Constitution, nor do they need to be States may on occasion try to take those rights away, The Supreme Court's primary job is to protect those rights. In this case, women had the inherent right to an abortion, just as they have an inherent right to marry someone who is not their race, or get cosmetic surgery, or sue someone, or become pilots. If the Constitution does not describe what rights may be taken away, then those rights revert to the states or the people. For example, Article 1 Section 8 tells us that the Constitution can tax the people to provide for an armed forces and for the general welfare that takes away the right to not pay taxes. The Constitution tells the government what rights they may take from people. The Constitution does not tell people what their rights are. You have a common misconception that seems to be rooted in the right.
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