Understood. I respectfully disagree on the necessity of it however. As Saint Augustine said, "“The truth is like a lion. You don't have to defend it. Let it loose. It will defend itself.”

Fighting evil with evil always backfires.

The end of Roe v. Wade took fifty years, but it was done righteously. Slavery was not ended righteously, or in a Constitution honoring manner, and we are all paying for it literally in the form of the tax on work for pay. This is enough of a literal evil, but the end of representation for the south had as its natural fruit the end of true representation in the House for the more rural states, (from being a ratio of one to forty thousand citizens to a frozen at 435 members, thus raising the ratio to one in nine hundred thousand in some states, and over-representation of the more highly populated states.) and the diminishing of the rights of lower populated states' citizens.

Understood. I respectfully disagree on the necessity of it however. As Saint Augustine said, "“The truth is like a lion. You don't have to defend it. Let it loose. It will defend itself.”

The end of Roe v. Wade took fifty years, but it was done righteously. Slavery was not ended righteously, or in a Constitution honoring manner, and we are all paying for it literally in the form of the tax on work for pay. This is enough of a literal evil, but the end of representation for the south had as its natural fruit the end of true representation in the House for the more rural states, (from being a ratio of one to forty thousand citizens to a frozen at 435 members, thus raising the ratio to one in nine hundred thousand in some states, and over-representation of the more highly populated states.) and the diminishing of the rights of lower populated states' citizens.

Understood. I respectfully disagree on the necessity of it however. As Saint Augustine said, "“The truth is like a lion. You don't have to defend it. Let it loose. It will defend itself.”

The end of Roe v. Wade took fifty years, but it was done righteously. Slavery was not ended righteously, or in a Constitution honoring manner, and we are all paying for it literally in the form of the tax on work for pay. This is enough of a literal evil, but the end of representation for the south had as its natural fruit the end of true representation in the House for the more rural states, (from being a ratio of one to forty thousand citizens to a frozen at 435 members, thus raising the ration to one in nine hundred thousand in some states, and over-representation of the more highly populated states.) and the diminishing of the rights of lower populated states' citizens.