“A Constitution for a Few” Were would we be now without the Constitution? Ruled by some feudalistic society, governed by some dictatorship, I do not know, but it would not be good. We are where we are today in means of our own personal and mutual liberties because of the Constitution and the roles created for the government it established; to keep the powers of the government balanced, and ever-evolving with its society. Parenti tries …showed first 75 words of 587 total…

…showed last 75 words of 587 total…no one. It has been added to several times but its central themes still remain constant and strong. That our rights and liberties cannot be taken away or demolished by oppression or persecution but remains everlasting, because the Constitution only reiterates what is inside of us already. It remains ever changing but always sturdy, and never faulting, in a world of mistakes and weakness it is a beacon of strength to all who know it.