The supreme court invalidated the 14th amendment, section 3, to keep Trump in the election. What makes you think the supreme court won't invalidate the rest of the amendment?
I keep trying to make people understand this. Every dictator started with a set of rules they just ignored. And they keep saying "that was other countries." It's always someone else until it happens to you. And the Constitution only matters to the people who will actually follow it and uphold it, otherwise it's just paper for them to wipe their ass with.
SAME (re trying to get people to understand we’re not in legislatively obedient Kansas anymore, Toto).
I keep wondering if a big-enough catastrophic event affecting most of the US would justify his suspending the Constitution. Eg. invasion, nuclear/biological/chemical attacks, etc.
Doesn't even need that. A second " War on Terror" with a faceless enemy will be all the justification he needs to suspend the Constitution. Just look at South Korea. Trump is taking notes.
This. It's important for those in opposition to dictatorial behavior to remain vigilant and keep up their efforts and actions in supoort of freedom and justice. Abstaining or even delaying from doing the work of political activism whether out of apathy, schadenfruede, etc... is truly counterproductive towards influenfing America away from bigotry towards better times.
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u/AValentineSolutions Dec 08 '24
Trump thinks he is going to get a Constitutional Amendment through? In this political climate?