#the constitution

[labelleizzy]

[godisarepublican]

Too late. The U.S. constitution already bans it.

[qidynamics]

[reality-detective]

A constitutional expert argues that Supreme Court justices can face impeachment by the President and Congress over alleged CORRUPTION or ABUSE OF CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY.

Listen carefully! 🤔

[eugenedebs1920]

“We are unique among the world’s armies. We are unique among the world’s militaries. We don’t take an oath to a country. We don’t take an oath to a tribe. We don’t take an oath to a religion. We don’t take an oath to a king, or a queen, or a tyrant, or to a dictator, or to a wannabe dictator. We don’t take an oath to an individual. We take an oath to the Constitution, and we take an oath to the idea, that as America, we are willing to die to protect it.”

“Those values and ideas are contained within the Constitution of the United States of America which is the moral North Star for all of us who had the privilege to wear the cloth of our nation. It’s that document that all of us wearing that uniform swear to protect and defend against all enemies, foreign, and domestic. Those who sacrificed themselves upon the alter of freedom the last two and a half centuries of this country must not have done so in vain. The millions wounded in this nations wars did not sacrifice their limbs, and shed their blood, to see this great experiment in democracy perish from this earth. No. We the American people, we the American military must never turn our backs on those who came before us. We will never turn our back on the Constitution. That is our North Star. That is who we are, and that is why we fight.”

General Mark Milley

[beardeddetectivepaper]

[pretty-little-nightmare-xx]

The Constitution, once revered as the foundation of American liberty, has become a fragile relic, a mere parchment whose foundation is crumbling under the weight of a tyrannical government.

The First Amendment's guarantee of free speech rings hollow when dissent is met with bullets and chemical warfare.

The Second Amendment's promise of self-defense becomes a cruel irony when citizens exercising this right are gunned down by the very authorities they're meant to protect themselves from.

The Fourth Amendment's shield against unreasonable seizures offers no protection when bodies can be permanently seized on a whim without due process. It is a bedtime story we tell ourselves to feel safe in our homes, until the door splinters inward.

The Fifth through Eighth Amendments' assurances of due process and fair trials evaporate as people are stripped of their rights and deported without recourse.

The Ninth and Tenth Amendments, which limit federal power to only what is explicitly delegated and reserve all other powers to states and citizens, are trampled as federal forces invade states and terrorize their populations.

The constitutional framework that once protected American liberties now serves as a historical document rather than a living safeguard against governmental overreach. Its sacred ink fading into the shadow of a power it was meant to bind, its promise of liberty a whisper drowned in the thunder of its own betrayal.