To their credit, the framers realized their work was release candidate 1.0, so they made it updateable, and Lincoln took a major step towards remediation of our social conception of liberty and dedication to the proposition the all men are created equal, and the rocky road toward racial and gender equality continued to this day, though l…
To their credit, the framers realized their work was release candidate 1.0, so they made it updateable, and Lincoln took a major step towards remediation of our social conception of liberty and dedication to the proposition the all men are created equal, and the rocky road toward racial and gender equality continued to this day, though lately facing renewed and fierce plutocratic resistance. Follow the money.
Still, in retrospect, the Constitutions is admirable but imperfect, at least in my estimation. The absolutely key and unalienable right to vote should have been it's holiest of holies, and the remedy for malfeasance of officials not left to partisan whim. And extended appointments for certain judges, sure, but life? I don't think the framers wanted to think about how any tool can be a weapon when used with malicious intent.
To their credit, the framers realized their work was release candidate 1.0, so they made it updateable, and Lincoln took a major step towards remediation of our social conception of liberty and dedication to the proposition the all men are created equal, and the rocky road toward racial and gender equality continued to this day, though lately facing renewed and fierce plutocratic resistance. Follow the money.
Still, in retrospect, the Constitutions is admirable but imperfect, at least in my estimation. The absolutely key and unalienable right to vote should have been it's holiest of holies, and the remedy for malfeasance of officials not left to partisan whim. And extended appointments for certain judges, sure, but life? I don't think the framers wanted to think about how any tool can be a weapon when used with malicious intent.