[Loud Mime]

your well tought [sic] out comments are precisely why we’re $14 TRILLION in debt, with $106 TRILLION in UNFUNDED promises made by that wonderful organization you are so afraid to change using the very Constitution you purport to support.

That statement is a terrible non-sequitur.

The loss of economic prudence was not a fault of the Constitution, but a fault of the people who mismanage our finances and have developed the anti-Constitutional programs that have put is in debt. Now you want to give the same people the authority to write a new Constitution?

[Loud Mime]

s/b “put us in debt”

[mek1959]

But, if you believe that a new Constitutional Convention would being [sic] about a better government, you may find comfort that Disneyland is still open, complete with Fantasyland.

Like I suggested earlier, your snide well thought out response is precisely why we're in the mess we're in. If you actually followed the logic of my statement, I was suggesting that using demagogic and rhetorical devices such as Disneyland and Fantasyland to parry my suggestion of a Constitutional Convention wasn't really worth my time discussing. But, since you took it upon yourself to be the spelling police, I thought I'd return the favor.

Not that impressive.