From @amandamiler on TS
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oh silly me. I thought everybody knew this. It is basically ignored by the dems.
Correct. The crop of politicians in power do not give a damn about the Constitution. They wipe their worthless asses with the blood of those who have sacrificed to uphold the Constitution.
One of the main tricks, (and one that I likely don't understand sufficiently to explain properly) relates to their being multiple legal systems where the law of the land represents the constitutional laws, where most are tricked into putting themselves under 'the law of the sea' or 'admiralty law' where your rights are irrelevant.
An example; drunk driving stops are against the constitution. However, people stop and 'consent' themselves to the 'search', where if one displays that they are legally able to drive and that a search is not authorized without a warrant, the police not having anything that could justify a warrant must let you go or they are criminally liable.
That's why I say, all gun laws are null and void as they ALL are repugnant to "shall not be infringed".
Can anyone explain to a non-American how the amendments came about in the first place?
The Founding Fathers, and others who did input ideas and helped debate options and such thoughts prior to our Country's birth, thought it would be useful and more meaningful to do our government bassackwards, that is we reserve all authority in the People, and some is delegated to the States, and lastly some limited authority is delegated to the Federal government.
To ensure God's Laws and Human Rights were protected a Bill of Rights - the Amendments - was appended immediately to the broad outline of the Constitution. The Constitution itself is short and sweet, delineates the purpose of government, defines our Man's Laws as codified from God's Laws really.
But to keep those Rights safe we must enumerate them - so the Bill of Rights is appended, listing Religion and Speech and arms and other inalienable Rights. In that fashion the Rights granted to us all by God are codified into our government's very being. It is why we are unique, our Bill of Rights is 'that mechanism' which protects our Law, our Freedom from a tyrannical government. All democratic republics historically fall to corruptions from within - the Amendments were originally designed to prevent that by mandating an Armed Citizenry which holds the vast majority of Power and Authority.
In that sense our Constitution is a living document; it carries within itself it's own mechanism for appending certain Societal desires into Law and also carries the means of it's own defense.
Read The Federalist Papers sometime, fascinating stuff, watching such momentous ideas fabricate themselves through the papers floating back and forth is tremendous History.
Thank you so much for that, excellent summary.
You did an excellent, clear summary of our founding document.
Nice job. Thanks for taking the time.
Would this invalidate the WHO pandemic treaty?
Couldn't they overturn Marbury v. Madison like Roe v. Wade?