You are right. Constitution is clear. But Elwell claims that Constitution prohibits fixing the metric system as our standard. And several people here say, "Hm, Well, you know, maybe Elwell has a valid point." This troubles me. And because of this, Johnson quit. If this group is not sure about the fact that Elwell is altogether wrong, then what is the point in this group? Why exist? --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Has any of the oponents here bothered to READ the > U.S. constitution? > It says (clearly to me) that Congres is responsible > for (both) monetary and measuring system. > > What is Congress supposed to? The same it did with > the dollars. Inact and enforce the law of a single > system. Units of curency or units of measurement. > Stan Jakuba > awc.com/metric > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
