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This essay was written by Timothy Baldwin at the Tenth Amendment Center.
What Is The U.S. Constitution?
1. A constitution does not create freedom. A constitution is created only to protect and secure freedom which already exists, ...
2. A constitution may be worthless to secure freedom. History proves this–even America’s history.
3. When a government breaches its limitations placed upon it by a constitution, (a) the government agent loses its trust to rule, (b) the powers delegated to it are reverted back to the creators of the constitution, and (c) the constitution becomes non-binding on those who created it.
4. Particular to the United States, the U.S. Constitution was voluntarily formed as a compact by existing sovereign states with existing state constitutions.
5. Constitutions can be destructive to freedom where the document itself is used against the people.
6. Constitutions can be dissolved by those who created it.
Before freedom will ever be restored, government will be limited, and the people will govern themselves, the sovereigns of the states must recognize that the U.S. Constitution is not the answer to our political and societal plight. Rather, it is the principles of freedom that provide the answer.
The time has come in America when to restore constitutional law and freedom in the STATES, the people of the states must begin looking internally to their own powers, sovereignty, self-defense, self-preservation, self-reliance and constitutions.
This essay was written by Timothy Baldwin at the Tenth Amendment Center.
What Is The U.S. Constitution?
1. A constitution does not create freedom. A constitution is created only to protect and secure freedom which already exists, ...
2. A constitution may be worthless to secure freedom. History proves this–even America’s history.
3. When a government breaches its limitations placed upon it by a constitution, (a) the government agent loses its trust to rule, (b) the powers delegated to it are reverted back to the creators of the constitution, and (c) the constitution becomes non-binding on those who created it.
4. Particular to the United States, the U.S. Constitution was voluntarily formed as a compact by existing sovereign states with existing state constitutions.
5. Constitutions can be destructive to freedom where the document itself is used against the people.
6. Constitutions can be dissolved by those who created it.
Before freedom will ever be restored, government will be limited, and the people will govern themselves, the sovereigns of the states must recognize that the U.S. Constitution is not the answer to our political and societal plight. Rather, it is the principles of freedom that provide the answer.
The time has come in America when to restore constitutional law and freedom in the STATES, the people of the states must begin looking internally to their own powers, sovereignty, self-defense, self-preservation, self-reliance and constitutions.