3rd Amendment

is a property rights protection that in addition underscores the primacy of the rights of individual citizens over the power of the government.

So, I think it can be convincingly argued that the Third Amendment is a property rights protection that in addition underscores the primacy of the rights of individual citizens over the power of the government. [Quora]

is about property rights, not about the actual quartering of troops, rather that it was 'done without the consent of the local authority, without the consent of America.

Yet the Third Amendment underscores a most important constitutional issue civilian control of the military. In his debate in 1788 with Patrick Henry over the quartering issue, Bill of Rights author James Madison noted that the argument was not over the actual quartering of troops. The issue was, he said, that quartering was ''done without the consent of the local authority, without the consent of America.'' . . While the Third Amendment has never had a Supreme Court 'incorporation' decision, it has been argued before the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in 1982's Engblom v Carey. From a 2003 McCall's piece, Concept of civilian-controlled military is American [Quora]

is the harmonic product of the action of unity upon duality.

is an unlucky number if one is the third.

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