Can americans have a common sence talk about our bill of rights and constitution

Question

with out it turning into a name calling event

Answer 1

NO!

I would be most happy if we could.  But the political reality is that the folks we have elected to represent us are more concerned with keeping their jobs than common sense.  Keeping their jobs turns into bowing to the biggest money source.

Here is an example.  The concept of Seperation of Church and State has been blown out of proportion.  The idea was that the State would not create a church state.  The church would not collect taxes and the head of the government would not also be the head of state.

We have twisted this to mean that kids can't pray in school.  Well if you think kids don't pray when Ms Kelly hands out her algebra test; your nuts.

So a short answer is NO and that saddens me.

Thank

God Bless us everyone.  

Answer 2

The biggest problem for a lot of folks, when it comes to common "sense", is knowing how to spell the word "sense".

Answer 3

Yeah, we need to defend our rights, the time in now and we can't continue to let our government abuse us like they are right now.

Answer 4

Sure. But I'm a liberal....so maybe we should be asking the Republicans?

Answer 5

Sure....it's common sense that the government shouldn't get even remotely close to those rights because it was those rights that were being violated by England that cause the American colonies to revolt.

Answer 6

What would you like to talk about?