State of Missouri Allows High School Senior Athletes To Make NIL Money But Only If They Commit To In-State School

I have studied the writings of Jefferson and the philosophy and structure of the Constitution. "Pursuit of Happiness" and "property" were interchangeable terms.

As are "Life" and "Liberty".

"Life" does not mean Life or death. It means the ability to pursue the life that you want.

If one chooses to be a loser neer-do-well, they are free to do so.
 
California is going to do this now ASAP to try and prevent Oregon from coming down and picking up all their top talent.
 
Althoughthe Constitution does not contain "Pursuit of Happiness" vebatim, it does include "property", which meant the same thing.

If you're referring to the 14th amendment that was well after Jefferson
 
As are "Life" and "Liberty".

"Life" does not mean Life or death. It means the ability to pursue the life that you want.

If one chooses to be a loser neer-do-well, they are free to do so.
The DOI proclaimed our claim to rights, the Constitution created the government that not only restricted the government from violating those rights but established it as the protector of those rights.
 
If you're referring to the 14th amendment that was well after Jefferson
Since Jefferson had a minor role in writing the Constitution, I don't see that as relevant. The 14th merely expanded the definition of who and what were citizens.
 
It just created the US but yeah, you are probably right....no bearing at all......
Dude, you are way out over your skis on this. The Declaration did not even create our government, hell, the constitution wasn’t even out first government. Hell even our constitution did not document our rights. The bill of rights which were the first 10 amendments to the original document did.

The Declaration of Independence was just a finely crafted and eloquent letter to King George III to kindly go fuck himself.
 
Since Jefferson had a minor role in writing the Constitution, I don't see that as relevant. The 14th merely expanded the definition of who and what were citizens.
He didn’t have any role. He was in France.
 
Finally a Missouri law for MY needs

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None of this even addresses the 800-pound gorilla in the room - it's clearly against the NCAA rules. But, the Missouri state law like Texas' and some other states' laws specifically says the NCAA can't penalize the school or the player for violating the NCAA rules. It's insane, but it seems to me that a school paying a player before ESD would be a great test case for the NCAA. It's hard to say you aren't inducing the player to come to your school when you are paying him before he even enrolls.
NCAA rules

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