Since when?
Since when is the Constitution a document intended to specifically deny rights to people? I really don't agree with flag burning, however, I do not consider it a constitutional crisis.
As I briefly mention in an earlier post, Constitutional Amendments limiting the rights of people are always failures. The Eighteenth Amendment is, of course, the shining example. The 'three-fifths' section of Article I is an example where the Constitution itself was used to limit the rights of people. This, also, was struck down.
I used to think that Republicans were less dangerous to our freedoms than Democrats. But this second attempt to use the Constitution as a stick against the people is starting to make me think they're just as bad.
As I briefly mention in an earlier post, Constitutional Amendments limiting the rights of people are always failures. The Eighteenth Amendment is, of course, the shining example. The 'three-fifths' section of Article I is an example where the Constitution itself was used to limit the rights of people. This, also, was struck down.
I used to think that Republicans were less dangerous to our freedoms than Democrats. But this second attempt to use the Constitution as a stick against the people is starting to make me think they're just as bad.
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