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I think it's the splitting of government power that secures people's rights, not the fact that the Constitution needs many votes to amend. Because someone still

I think it's the splitting of government power that secures people's rights, not the fact that the Constitution needs many votes to amend. Because someone still has to enforce the Constitution; of course it's going to be the government. Your rights are just words if the government doesn't care.

throw0101a 8y ago
> I think it's the splitting of government power that secures people's rights [...] Your rights are just words if the government doesn't care. And how did that go with Trump-GOP in the White House and the House-GOP and Senate-GOP? See also Kavanaugh and the ignoring/suppression of Garland.
- int_19h 8y ago
  The courts did block a bunch of stuff coming from this administration.