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 SFgal rated 37 months ago- Every year, I make a big fat point of reading the Constitution and the Amendments (I do not know why, but I do.) Every year, not long after I've read the above, I go and forget what I've read. (aha! That explains the annual reading!) I've got better things to do than be embarrasse...
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- o2b-rainf3 rated 2 months ago
- A site dedicated to the documents which first unified a collection of English colonies with common interests at odds to those of their Mother country, then established those interests as dissimilar enough to warrant separation and independence from England, and, finally, set the foundation for governing and ensuring the rights of the citizens who would maintain and defend the independence of the new and future, United States. Actually a multi-layered tutorial and something of a troubleshooting guide to the documents which form the 'conceptual USA.'
- NYNomad057 rated 7 months ago
- The Constitution of the United States of America
RIP
1776 - 1933
- David-H rated 13 months ago
- An interesting document.
- chow-stl rated 30 months ago
- Yep. this is how it is done. Want to live free? Have your country adopt this as their law. Pretty simple really.
- darrylheron rated 3 months ago
- A great site about the U.S. Constitution (and no I don't mean any shipping vessel).
- Blacksilver rated 22 months ago
- Complete text of the Constitution of the United States ; with many associated learning tools available.
- Truth-Lover rated 35 months ago
- Nice site explaning the constitution. Too bad that the Contitution is not effective today. Yeah, it is dead... Your contitutional rights? buff! You don't have such a thing.
- SFgal rated 37 months ago
- Every year, I make a big fat point of reading the Constitution and the Amendments (I do not know why, but I do.) Every year, not long after I've read the above, I go and forget what I've read. (aha! That explains the annual reading!) I've got better things to do than be embarrassed; one of those things is to re-read it/them. And Thoreau's 'Civil Disobedience.' This site just makes what's interesting even more so. Cosmetically, it's far from dazzling, but then there's that spectacular document that picks up the slack. :)
- TheGreatTiny rated 29 months ago
- A good site talking aobut the US Constitution in simple terms. US Cons't Law for the layman?
- NateDizzle rated 32 months ago
- A documents that laid the foundation 200 years ago, and stood the test of time, for we are now the most succesful nation economically, politically, and militarily.
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