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Also, beyond a certain point, there isn't anything sacred about the Constitution or its Amendment process in so far as a majority of the collective populace agr
by bdhe 9y ago
Also, beyond a certain point, there isn't anything sacred about the Constitution or its Amendment process in so far as a majority of the collective populace agrees to it and there are powerful bodies enforcing it.
Ultimately, as we have seen countless times including now, in China, and 2 years back in Turkey, might is right and any constitution can be amended arbitrarily under the right circumstances by the right people with the right power and control over armies.
- Feniks 9y agoWell most countries have living constitutions. I think its only natural to update the constitution every once in a while, a document from 1848 predates gay rights for instance.