[Lumberjack]

And what's gonna happen when THEY have a different interpretation than you do?

I guess that means that they would be thinking for themselves. Why does that frighten you so?

All I can do is present my case to them once they get to the age of reasoning. Its up to them at that point. As long as they make their own decisions and don't fall into a silly group mentality, I'll be happy. Failing that, oh well, not much I could do about it anyway, is there (assuming the time you are talking about is when they are legal adults)?

[Howlin]

Thinking for themselves, i.e., having their OWN interpretation of the Constitution, doesn't scare ME at all.

Evidently it's giving YOU quite a bit of trouble though, because you keep saying nobody understands it but you.