Total ReWrite; —The Need for A New Constitution
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The Need for A Total Rewrite
Time for a New Constitution
Totally rewriting The constitution of the United States of America became necessary when our politicians failed to work within its confines. Each generation of elected officers straying even farther from those limitations against their power.
The Design part appears within The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, Paragraph #2, which states:
[...] that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. —That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, —That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government [...]
The Declaration's statement is not if, governments become destructive to the ends of helping the people secure their rights; --but when!
Almost right from the start, our government officers found it too difficult for them to get many of their constitutional amendments passed, usually with good reason, so they resorted to the Old World Order of tyrant-governments by passing masses of unconstitutional laws, programs, projects, offices, agencies, and exercising unjust and prohibited powers.
The Old World Order Rule was simple: Government will exercise what ever powers it desires, pass what ever laws profit the politicians in office at the time; and then see if the people can muster enough force to stand up against the very military forces they pay to protect their rights against the domestic enemies in their own government.
Our military, as with every tyrannical and dictatorial government has become mercenary, loyal only to their paycheck; while fully blinded to the fact that it is the citizens who pay them.
The police and military will do what they are told. No thinking required. No thought about The Constitution under which they are bound to protect the people's rights from our domestic enemies in our own government who pass unconstitutional laws, the officers who enforce those unconstitutional laws, and the judges and prosecutors and defense lawyers who see to it that innocent people are found guilty and jailed for having violated those unconstitutional laws. These, are the worst type of enemies, —domestic enemies. These enemies are our fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, neighbors, and friends.
The New Constitution needs to be a self-teaching civics textbook for the entire country that is taught as one of the child's first-readers. It should address the relationships between the various government branches and levels so as to eliminate (at the very least, reduce) the confusion among the various government officers as to their duty when it comes to reigning in the unjust powers exercised by other government branches and levels.
The 20/20 Founding Charter & Constitution for "The United States of America does precisely that. It works primarily from the intended design, as outlined in The Declaration. It sets aside the actual practices of the people of that generation, who failed to heed their own advice of:
"all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."
The founding generation knew and lived the European practices and customs of slavery, woman suppression, violate constitutions, take land other people inhabit, etc.; so they simply continued those practices. Many, such prohibited practices are still exercised by government and citizen alike —right up to the present. They simply changed the names from king to president; from parliament to congress; but the practices remained the same.
Why The 20/20 is in The 20/20 Founding Charter & Constitution for "The United States of America"? — The 20/20 as opposed to 2020 is because 20/20 usually refers to the vision of hindsight; thus, The 20/20 Founding Charter & Constitution for "The United States of America