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The Constitution isn't inviolable. It only holds up as long as people are willing to defend it. And there are very few people who care about the livelihood of p
by goldenchrome 6y ago
The Constitution isn't inviolable. It only holds up as long as people are willing to defend it. And there are very few people who care about the livelihood of prisoners.
- TeeMassive 6y agoPrisons are part of the justice system. The people working there must be willing to abide by the Constitution, or they shouldn't be working there. Sure I get your point, in the end the Constitution is only a piece of paper, it's not inviolable de facto but by law it is.