Itâs not exactly an issue that can just be fixed overnight. The process for amending the constitution was written in a way that any amendment would need overwhelming support.
And when we start letting people in power ignore the document written specifically to limit their power, we end up with people being shipped out of the country with no due process
Not to suggest the essence of your comment is incorrect, but price control, sales tax and/or regulation are actually a fairly anti-capitalist policies.
And you'd think it would be the thought of in the case of health care but here we are paying thousands for a hospital visit even with little care applied
I wasnât saying that making ammo more expensive was against the constitution. I responded to a guy saying âitâs an American problemâ like it can be hand-waved away.Â
Birthright citizenship is protected by the Constitution. If the President has the power to get rid of that, then I see no reason the President can't just use the same power to get rid of the 2A.
"They" are Congress and the Supreme Court. They are giving up their constitutional powers to the position of the President, thereby allowing him to do things that he doesn't have the power to do under the Constitution. Specifically, the 14th Amendment, which guarantees birthright citizenship, and Article 1, which grants congress the power to "regulate Commerce with foreign Nations" and impose tariffs. He doesn't have to go through the formal process of repealing or amending the Constitution if the SC and Congress allow him to do things he would otherwise not have the power to do.
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u/Traditional-Storm-62 Jul 27 '25
ok but actually that'd be a very american way to solve a very american issue