[Sir Napsalot]

Enemy within. TWANLOC.

[vanilla swirl]

“”We’ve kind of evolved,” Moore said.

Well, some of us have you ugly piece of slug slime!

But Truth doesn’t evolve!

[MileHi]

"We've kind of evolved," Moore said.

Well, most of us...

[tanknetter]

nd because what they thought was right in 1776 to 1789, that is the way we have to live today in the 21st century,"

Moore is showing his fascism here. The Constitution addresses this very thing in that it provides a mechanism by which it can be modified and even replaced.

Heck, even Thomas Jefferson said that there should be a new Constitutional Convention every 20 years/generation or so. That it's STILL our governing document is a result of two things, the good one being that at it's core is still the worst way of doing things ... except for every possible alternative and the bad one being that due to the duplicitous philosophy of it being a "living document" it's been stretched out of all proportion and interpreted to the point where most Americans don't feel any desire to change it.

If Moore doesn't like the Constitution, he's more than welcome to put his money into convincing people of the need to change it through the appropriate means ... rather than on ham sandwiches, donuts and Ho-Hos.

[hitkicker]

This doesn't surprise me. Liberals reject the very concept of principles. They will occasionally speak of them, but only for the sake of political gain.