Robert Dowlut Quote

Quote from Robert Dowlut,

History teaches us the unfortunate lesson that cultural values supplant constitutional rights whenever the cultural elite consider a right too burdensome to suit the needs of the moment. The outlandish pronouncement in Dred Scott "that the Negro might justly and lawfully be reduced to slavery for his benefit," the shameful court-approved internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, and the separate but equal doctrine that officially existed until 1954 are all examples of the evils that result when cultural values are given more weight than constitutional rights.

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Robert Dowlut (more quotes by Robert Dowlut or books by/about Robert Dowlut)

General Counsel for the National Rifle Association

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Arms: A Right to Self-Defense Against Criminals and Despots, 8 Stanford L. & Pol'y Rev. 25 (1997).

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By:	Robert Dowlut (more quotes by Robert Dowlut or books by/about Robert Dowlut)
	General Counsel for the National Rifle Association
Source:	Arms: A Right to Self-Defense Against Criminals and Despots, 8 Stanford L. & Pol'y Rev. 25 (1997).
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