1787, the year when the US Constitution was written. It is true that a lot of things have changed since that time, we now have ways to communicate face to face while being thousands of miles away. We can have hot meals ready in 3 minutes thanks to the microwave. Many things have changed in our society; society as a whole has become more innovative. But, with that change, one thing that has remained constant and effective, is the Constitution. With all of the new technology and potential situations that can occur, the Constitution need not be altered to keep up. It has continued to protect our country and the people inside it for 228 years and it will for many more.
In the Preamble, one line really has stuck out to me as being growingly effective. …show more content…
They are super effective and beneficial to the Constitution. The 1st Amendment as a whole is one that is of severe importance, and has a lot of effect on our country and in my opinion is very effective. The ability to believe in whatever you want to and not have to worry about being punished for believing that is not a privilege and it shouldn’t be. It is something that cannot be taken away from you as it is your belief and opinion. Also, it is very important to not force one’s church/religion on another person. Therefore, not having one established church is very effective in our country. People have the right to respectfully say what they need/want to say. In my opinion, forcing a religion or church upon people of our society would cause people to rebel the current system and begin to put people in danger. Censoring is not allowed, and in good reason, peoples’ opinions need to be heard and no one is allowed to take away their ability to say them. Of course, this is in the majority of situations, if you say something completely inappropriate that is offensive to other people then it can be censored. Which in my opinion, is also in good reason. When talking about assembly and petition, the government cannot and will not account for every idea and opinion. But, that being said, if you have a valid belief or opposition against a decision made, you have the right to petition and to address that belief with the government …show more content…
Because in my opinion, people realistically only remember the first 3 if not the first 10, because those are the main ones that are used in common society. But, on the other hand, the amendments are completely effective for anyone that they apply to! I completely agree with the 13th amendment, and that states according to Interactive Constitution that Slavery in the form of taking a person as property and forcing them to work beyond their own will is prohibited. The only circumstance where the concept of “Slavery” only minorly comes into place as a form of punishment. For example, community service, which is only distributed when a person is convicted of wrongdoing therefore deserving this action. In my opinion, slavery being prohibited is a very good thing in our society. Going back to the equality and justice ordeal from the Preamble, the equality of people is very important in our current society and slavery and equality are the complete opposites of each other. This Amendment is a very effective one in the constitution and I’m sure has saved a lot of people from emotional and physical pain since slavery has been prohibited, therefore being
In the Preamble, one line really has stuck out to me as being growingly effective. …show more content…
They are super effective and beneficial to the Constitution. The 1st Amendment as a whole is one that is of severe importance, and has a lot of effect on our country and in my opinion is very effective. The ability to believe in whatever you want to and not have to worry about being punished for believing that is not a privilege and it shouldn’t be. It is something that cannot be taken away from you as it is your belief and opinion. Also, it is very important to not force one’s church/religion on another person. Therefore, not having one established church is very effective in our country. People have the right to respectfully say what they need/want to say. In my opinion, forcing a religion or church upon people of our society would cause people to rebel the current system and begin to put people in danger. Censoring is not allowed, and in good reason, peoples’ opinions need to be heard and no one is allowed to take away their ability to say them. Of course, this is in the majority of situations, if you say something completely inappropriate that is offensive to other people then it can be censored. Which in my opinion, is also in good reason. When talking about assembly and petition, the government cannot and will not account for every idea and opinion. But, that being said, if you have a valid belief or opposition against a decision made, you have the right to petition and to address that belief with the government …show more content…
Because in my opinion, people realistically only remember the first 3 if not the first 10, because those are the main ones that are used in common society. But, on the other hand, the amendments are completely effective for anyone that they apply to! I completely agree with the 13th amendment, and that states according to Interactive Constitution that Slavery in the form of taking a person as property and forcing them to work beyond their own will is prohibited. The only circumstance where the concept of “Slavery” only minorly comes into place as a form of punishment. For example, community service, which is only distributed when a person is convicted of wrongdoing therefore deserving this action. In my opinion, slavery being prohibited is a very good thing in our society. Going back to the equality and justice ordeal from the Preamble, the equality of people is very important in our current society and slavery and equality are the complete opposites of each other. This Amendment is a very effective one in the constitution and I’m sure has saved a lot of people from emotional and physical pain since slavery has been prohibited, therefore being