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The constitution quickly ceases to function if it does not stay a living document. I am agreeing
with you even though I don't think you understand that because, it was written and intended to be a
living document. |
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I agree with the spirit of your post but with the clarification that I genuinely support Amendments.
Without document changes women still wouldn't be able to vote. But, flaws and all, the
Constitution's careful definitions of the government's make-up and power and careful protections of
human rights combine to make one heck of a road map. |
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Absolutely; throw in the Declaration of Independence and it says it all. |
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I agree. But JSG brought in an argument that had nothing to do with the constitution. Ideas are
immortal right? |
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Things get more complicated when slaves become humans, women become humans, native americans become
humans and few dozen other humans move to america. |
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23 Oct 2009 16:59
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