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Well, I'm sure you prefer a constitution that can be suited to your current whim than what the founding fathers actually intended it to be. Founding fathers that fought against a tyrant that ruled over them, yet you seem to think they would only think a 'free state' needs to be protected from a foreign enemy, instead of that they learned from experience it is also necessary to protect themselves from a corrupt government. Or maybe Benjamin franklin answered 'A republic, if you can keep it', only because we had to be vigilant against foreign enemies.

Anyway, don't bother responding, because I've looked through your previous 'debates' on this thread and it proves any attempt to use logic on you is useless. 'Facts' only matter when they can be twisted to suit your viewpoint, and any facts presented by someone who doesn't agree with you are unimportant or to be disregarded. In short, I'm going to cut my lossses now, because I waste any more time on a lost cause. But enjoy making things up and imagining the founding fathers didn't mean what they said or wrote. But just be aware people who know the truth can easily see through you. You're not as clever as you think.