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> otherwise good constitution well, if we're capable of telling the good parts from the bad parts, why do we need it in the first place. - edit, you contradic
by samirillian 7y ago
> otherwise good constitution
well, if we're capable of telling the good parts from the bad parts, why do we need it in the first place.
- edit, you contradicted your initial "slippery slope" point. either we judge the constitution or the constitution judges us. either it's a buffet where you take what you like or you don't. which one is it, tauthage?
- tathougies 7y ago> you contradicted your initial "slippery slope" point. either we judge the constitution or the constitution judges us. either it's a buffet where you take what you like or you don't. which one is it, tauthage? If we lived in a world where the constitution currently allowed slavery, I'd say begone with it. But we do not, and I am uninterested in considering what I'd do if I lived in a time I do not.