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You have to get rid of one of the amendments to the Constitution - which one? (search mode)

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Which amendment would you get rid of if forced to pick one for elimination?

#1 1		0 (0%)
#2 2		32 (36.8%)
#3 3		0 (0%)
#4 4		0 (0%)
#5 5		0 (0%)
#6 6		0 (0%)
#7 7		0 (0%)
#8 8		0 (0%)
#9 9		3 (3.4%)
#10 10		5 (5.7%)
#11 11		0 (0%)
#12 12		4 (4.6%)
#13 13		0 (0%)
#14 14		1 (1.1%)
#15 15		0 (0%)
#16 16		16 (18.4%)
#17 17		1 (1.1%)
#18 19		0 (0%)
#19 20		4 (4.6%)
#20 22		17 (19.5%)
#21 23		1 (1.1%)
#22 24		1 (1.1%)
#23 25		1 (1.1%)
#24 26		0 (0%)
#25 27		1 (1.1%)

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Topic: You have to get rid of one of the amendments to the Constitution - which one? (Read 4869 times)

Lambsbread
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Re: You have to get rid of one of the amendments to the Constitution - which one?

« on: August 29, 2014, 08:48:47 PM »

All of them, but voted the 2nd.

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Lambsbread
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Posts: 38,365

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E: -5.29, S: -7.13

Re: You have to get rid of one of the amendments to the Constitution - which one?

« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2014, 12:25:12 AM »

Quote from: JCL is dating a geologist on August 31, 2014, 11:18:41 PM

Quote from: PPT TNF on August 29, 2014, 10:13:51 PM

Definitely the 10th. State governments should have next to no power.

That is where you are sorely mistaken. I'd say the 16th and the 17th equally. The states are meant to be a check on federal power. That's how duel federalism works. I get your desire for massive federal power but it's proven to massively fail in terms of civil rights and liberties.

Thomas Jefferson is dead, you know.

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