Guess “Screw the Constitution” Hit a Nerve

This is my rebuttal

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Recently I got a response to an article I wrote — “Screw the Constitution”.

Note: I rarely if I ever write a response to criticism, I receive from something I post. Yet, I couldn’t help myself.

First, the respondent thought “Your rant must feel good for you.” Yes, it did! Thank You. Anytime I “rant” it feels good to get it out. I don’t normally think about the critique I will get after I post something. Then they went on to let me know that I was “wrong — on so many levels.” They then proceeded to quote the Declaration of Independence. I must admit when I read the quote, I didn’t understand half of it [you know all that legalese]. Sorry, I am just a layperson. Not sure what direction they were headed since I was addressing the Constitution.

The respondent then proceeded to lecture me about the Law of Nature. Again, not sure where they were going. We’re they anti-abortion? “When does a person become a person? Because when this is “True,” that person, regardless of its origin, HAS RIGHTS. That is the Law of Nature.” I am pro-choice and proud of it!

The respondent made a point that the Constitution is nothing but examples so we could understand what they were talking about centuries ago. Are all politicians only using it as an example? Not…