Why do we need a constitution?
costitution is the sacred book of a democracy. constitution is what guides the democracy in its day today funtioning. constitution is the travel itenary of a country. constituion can be written or unwritten as in case of india and UK respectiverly. the importance of constitution is summed up as fllows;-basic rules- its has the basic rule on which the democracy functions. it guides in funtioning of a democracyrights- it defines the right of a citizen over state and other personsduties- it determines the duty of the state and also the duty of the individual vis a vis the country.directives- it contains the directives to the government to make lawdetermines the territory of state and country- the constitution limits the territory of the whole country and the states.citizenship- it determines the various provisions for gaining and losing citizenship of the country.centre and states relations- constitution determines the legislatie judicial, executive relations between centre and states.constitutional posts- it mentions power functions of president vis a vis PM and council of ministers at centre and governor and state council of ministers at state level.it is the bulwark of rule of law in a country it gives the true color to right to equality, freedom and liberty.it mentions the separation of power between union and the states. though india doesnt have watertight separation of power as in US.it makes sure to check and balance power of one organ over the other.it defines whether the democracy is direct or indirect and if it is indirect then whether it is presidential or parliamentary system.role of constitutioon is multifarous and the need and functions of constitution keeps on changing with time. constitution is a living document as it can be amended with time. constitution provides the required motion to the chariot of the democracy.BR ambedkar has said after he drafted the constitution that if the constitution is misused in any way he will be the first one to burn it.
Where in the Constitution are these 2 rights listed!?
Where in the constitution (amendments, article and section, anywhere in it) does it say that each state has the authority to structure its own educational requirements? Where in the constitution does is say that the FEDERAL COURTs may declare illegal any government actions violating the constitution? EXTRA: What applies most to this statement: "Nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation" (PLEASE Justify) Thanks U a. Popular Sovereignty b. Limited Government c. Federalism
What are your thoughts on Operation Northwoods?
Exemplary of how far the national security apparatus and military intelligence community is willing to go. However the way it's commonly used on the internet, as an indication or even proof 911 was an inside job is totally absurd in my view, the opposite is actually true. This plan was promptly rejected by the political authorities and those who proposed it fired immediately indicating this is not something that's widely accepted or routine but that the suggestion shocked the people in charge and they're not naive pacifists in any sense of the word. EDIT So? They can still draw their own conclusions. The conspiracy peddlers are some of the most cynical and deceitful groups currently operating in the United States. The other side of the argument deserves to be heard as much as the co called "truth" seekers fear the truth. Do you want them to draw their own conclusions or the one you want them to draw? If the first is the case how could presenting them with more information be anything but beneficial and helpful?