Posted on Mar 20, 2024
Constitution of the United States of America | Definition, Summary, Amendments, Analysis,...
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The Constitution was designed to protect the people from the government. Not enable the government to attack the people. Look at what has happened.
Constitution of the United States of America | Definition, Summary, Amendments, Analysis,...
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That to which we swear or affirm. Should be required reading/understanding NLT the secondary education level and reaffirmed, or at least refreshed, at the college level. Really disheartening when the "reporter on the street" asks young people the most basic questions about our government (et al) and fall witness to the stunning lack of knowledge they exhibit. Thanks for the reminder, CMSgt Marcus Falleaf.
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I'm curious about a couple of things in this story. Feel free to comment.
1. It says that the Bill of Rights isn't absolute. If it weren't absolute, the left wouldn't get away with half the shit they constantly do.
2. Why, in every instance that the 2nd Amendment is shown, is there quotation marks around "Right to Keep and Bear Arms"? This isn't something that is a contextual item. This is a right.
1. It says that the Bill of Rights isn't absolute. If it weren't absolute, the left wouldn't get away with half the shit they constantly do.
2. Why, in every instance that the 2nd Amendment is shown, is there quotation marks around "Right to Keep and Bear Arms"? This isn't something that is a contextual item. This is a right.
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First off the Bill of Rights are a guarantee of the American Citizens INDIVIDUAL LIBERTIES. Any discussion moving forward on any of the Amendments in the Bill of Rights has to start with that understanding.
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