The Constitution versus the Push for Tyrannyby lisarichardsrocknrollpolitics |
Often times we hear Americans claim the Constitution was written for times past and it has nothing to do with this present, or future, generations. That lie has infected too many people over the last century, causing many to give up their independence and self-determination for repressive dominion by leaders who take what belongs to the people by God-given birthright, giving the takings to the government that does not stand for, or uphold, the will and privileges of the people.
Woodrow Wilson himself was one of the first to utter such claims against the Constitution: That is was an old-fashioned document written for an era long gone. This assertion was purposely made in order to dismantle the Constitution. Wilson wanted Americans believing we must evolve back into a parliamentary form of government where the most well-educated, whom Wilson referred to as "the Elitists," should have control over government and people's decisions. Wilson believed Americans in the ranks of middle and lower classes could not possibly make decisions without well-educated upper class members of society doing the thinking and deciding for the lower classes of people.
