What amendments would you offer to the constitution – convention of states.
Posted by jack1776 2 years ago to Government
If we are successful at calling a constitutional convention of states and you were selected to represent your state, what would you recommend for amendments?
SOURCE URL: https://conventionofstates.com/
Atlas Shrugged was supposed to be a warning, Not A Newspaper!
Asset forfeiture
Control of education
Control of healthcare
Control of commerce, beyond cases where the two parties are in different states.
Welfare state (taking from one on order to give to another)
... and so on, and so on, and so on ...
And to be honest, it would scare the living daylights out of me to allow these folks to open the hood of our constitution. The convention of states should only be called once these ass hats are purged.
the IGNORE the Constitution now
they ignore it on the 2nd Amendment
they fund welfare, medicare, a whole host of unconstitutional things designed to buy votes
Then a law that puts the complete identity of any prospective politician on full world-wide public view. If you're going to be a politician, you have zero privacy. No financial privacy. No opportunity to steal. Every penny you touch can be seen by everyone. Your private bank account is not private, it's on the internet for all to watch for the person's Entire life.
not the companies that have lots of innocent people
those that MAKE the wrong choices for personal gain
It would interfere with the shopping addiction; why do you suppose sales taxes aren't included in prices in stores or online?
The world economy is all about selling more crap that you should throw away in 6 months when the 'new' crap is available.
Apple has taken this utter rip-off practice to new heights with the iphone. Constantly reminding people to get the new OS so all their apps will be broken and they'll be forced to spend $1,300 on another piece of crap.
Not to sound biased, MSFT is just as bad.
Virtually everything (manufactured in Asia or Mexico) on the market today is crap that is designed to work a year and then break, with repair as expensive as buying a new piece of crap.
Pride in a job well done was laid-off (with people who knew how) by big corporations starting in about 1990 just as displayed in the movie Wall Street.
"They" don't really have a need to design or manufacture things that break in a year because "they" will be devoid of the necessary work ethic and skill to design and make things that last longer. Crap won't be deliberate, it will be automatic. Quality will have been educated out of them. A most recent example is the scrapping of the valedictorian awards in Colorado - excellence will no longer be rewarded. However, I'm sure there will still be free stuff for sloth.