05-05-2023, 02:31 AM
Unfortunate, as I understand it, and I could be wrong, but if you go through the process to open up the Constitution to Ammendments, you open up every single word and phrase to change, with the exception to one single part, which escapes me at this moment. edit, found it. The ammendment process itself can't be ammended http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ft...dable.html
So, be carefull what you wish for. Codifying reproductive rights, altering the 2nd A, and more voter protections might also cost religious freedoms and only male and female being recognized from a legal standpoint.
But it also could be that they never foresaw that society would erode to the extent that it has, criminals being not punished appropriately, victims being treated like the criminal, criminals having more rights than the victims, and that people would abdicate their own safety for others to protect, making them the perfect victim.
So, be carefull what you wish for. Codifying reproductive rights, altering the 2nd A, and more voter protections might also cost religious freedoms and only male and female being recognized from a legal standpoint.
But it also could be that they never foresaw that society would erode to the extent that it has, criminals being not punished appropriately, victims being treated like the criminal, criminals having more rights than the victims, and that people would abdicate their own safety for others to protect, making them the perfect victim.