by Veronica » Sun Apr 12, 2009 4:14 pm
Over 30 States have done that. I just find it curious. They have a Constitution that is supreme, including a Bill of Rights that is also supreme ... and yet now they are 'affirming it'?
How does one ratify something already ratified? Is there even a word "reratified"?
It's like saying that, if you believe in God, you have to occasionally affirm that God is, indeed, God ... to make sure everyone remembers. Or that, say The Queen is still the Queen (actually, apparently, she isn't ... and neither was her father ... but that's another story. Apparently there was some faking going on in 1953. Are we surprised? Not exactly).
But then I suppose just holding up your hand to vote for an affirmation is a heck of a lot easier than actually getting OFF YOUR BUM and DOING SOMETHING POSITIVE with what you already had in the first place.
(Seeing this sort of bullshit - in place of any real ACTION - drives my American friends wild with rage)
Freedom's just another word for: "Nothing left to lose" (Janis Joplin)
"There is no path to peace, peace IS the path" (Mahatma Ghandi)
"There is no path to freedom, freedom IS the path" (Veronica Chapman)