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What if somebody disagrees and dislike the U.S. Constitution, what can they do? It seems like people are forced to support and almost worship an archaic piece of paper written mainly by warriors.
The archaic piece of paper has a remedy built right into it for people like yourself. Convince enough others to believe like you do, and you can make amendments to it.
You have the right to try and change it with passing amendments but that is about it and we average an amendment every 20 years. By historic trends, we maybe due for one soon. What needs an amendment is another story.
What specific parts do you disagree with? Or do you not like the concept of a Constitution altogether? Or do you think it ought to be rewritten every so many years?
You stand up for your beliefs and fight to change it. The Constitution was written to adapt to modern society and change with it. If you believe that there are parts that are archaic and not in line with modern society, you get it changed.
What if somebody disagrees and dislike the U.S. Constitution, what can they do? It seems like people are forced to support and almost worship an archaic piece of paper written mainly by warriors.
Try to change what you don't like.
Also I don't think many would say Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton and others were warriors.
Leave. Move to another country that doesn't have a constitution. Emigration is legal, if any other country will take you.
Every state in the country has a constitution written by men 100, 200 or more years ago, that's how the entire system is setup here, you're not going to change it.
What if somebody disagrees and dislike the U.S. Constitution, what can they do? It seems like people are forced to support and almost worship an archaic piece of paper written mainly by warriors.
What a good many members of the USSC do is ignore it.
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