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October 7, 2007

Is the Constitution really a “living, breathing document”?

Filed under: China Law — Tags: , , — china @ 2:31 pm
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Smoove B asked:

I’ve been hearing that since law school. How the Constitution has to be “interpreted” to cover scenarios which could not have been contemplated by the Founders. Like gay marriage, or abortion. Guess what, abortion dates to at least second-century Greece, homosexuality to 600 BC China. These things were not unknown to the Founders. I find it very telling gay marriage and abortion rights are nowhere mentioned in the Bill of Rights, and that the Second Amendment (#2 on the list) is under constant attack. Your thoughts?

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