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Another political question...	by Kickstart	2003-07-11 12:38:06
Given that	by hyzenthlay	2003-07-11 12:57:01
It's best to be cautious about judging	by bordertech	2003-07-11 13:30:09
the social standards and attitudes of the past with our current standards and attitudes. The Founding Fathers showed remarkable foresight in allowing for change at all. The Constitution was a very new and radical idea for it's time. Certainly no monarch of the period would have allowed the people to change his/her laws as readily. I believe that most of the changes in law don't take place in the Constitution anyway; they take place in the Courts the various Legislatures. However, it would help me to know if I am incorrect about that.
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Sort of	by hyzenthlay	2003-07-11 14:33:14

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