Upon which moral foundation does the Constitution stand?
I responded: - the premise that a groups "bigger" goal can be gained by treating an unwilling neighbor as a scofflaw makes no sense at all.
Treating one's neighbor as you would have yourself treated [our golden rule] is part of the basic principles of our Constitution and Bill of Rights; namely that, - our rights to life, liberty, or property, - shall not be infringed by majority rule.
Upon which moral foundation does the Constitution stand?
The moral foundation based on our golden rule, which I consider common to all rational men.