Originally posted by lazs2
I believe I might kanth... In my opinion... the constitution should be interpreted in the context and language that it was written in. Case in point... as someone else pointed out "well regulated" meant, at the time of the writing, that something well regulated be functioning properly.
Exactly, and I'd like it to remain that way, but I don't trust that it will.
I still don't understand the part about the "peoples will" .... The constitution is there specificly to subvert the peoples will if needed... meaning, that rights are not a pervue of the peoples will.. We can't vote to send all black citizens back to africa for instance.
Right but at this point you are tying the two thoughts together, the second remark wasn't tied to the first, it was two thoughts in one post.
soo... what difference does technolodgy make in the constitution?
none that I can see.
I do agree with you tho that the government will try to find loopholes whenever they can... that is why we have a constitution. and why we need to keep it as it was written.
lazs
The second thought, the technology part, is that I'd like more info coming my way about what's on the table, what money will be spent how, what all is being included into new laws.. Without having to hunt and peck it all down..
What's on my representative's plate and what are they deciding on it and how will it affect me. I would like to be more informed without having to spend all day doing research.
This doesn't have anything to do with the first thought about the government finding loopholes, it has to do with me not liking being uninformed but not having the time to do all the research to fix that problem.
And watching the news isn't even close to the kind of pure local factual information that I'd like to see.