This was from another forum. I realize it's kinda stupid to like sit around and read other forums, that I have no intention of posting on but eh.
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Original poster blah blah 29th amendment assignment, let's not even discuss what he decided on. This was a serious suggestion for better topics, which more than a few people thought was good...
Aside from the neo-liberal-left wing overtones, what the hell do they teach people about amending the basic legal document of your country. At best they are trite. I would flunk the little shit for not comprehending their civics text, absolutely none of those topics have ANYTHING to do with the structure or power of the government. >.O Closest thing to an analog is the 18th amendment (which was only passed because the interstate commerce clause didnt have the far reaching power it does now), that if you didnt know, was overturned by the 21st.
This is about slipping education standards, not particularly the content of the suggestions, but the suggestions in their proposed method of enactment.
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Original poster blah blah 29th amendment assignment, let's not even discuss what he decided on. This was a serious suggestion for better topics, which more than a few people thought was good...
Please make very sure you have a robust spellchecker on that essay. it's Renaissance, for one.
I do not think your chosen topic suits the theme provided, there are no sentient robots at this time in history so it would be pointless to make an amendment for them. Because I'm feeling charitable, I'll give you some good topics:
1-amendment requiring evolution to be taught in every public school
2-amendment banning fast food from being sold in public schools
3-amendment legalizing consumption of marijuana (not recommended unless you had more time to research, though)
4-amendment making it illegal for raptors to eat humans (this is a joke, please don't really do this)
5- amendment requiring air conditioning to be provided for the elderly, even those who can't afford it (this is a pretty low-material topic, though)
6-amendment re-legalizing public funding of stem cell research
7-amendment to make torture illegal in all forms, leading to prosecution of the Bush administration
Aside from the neo-liberal-left wing overtones, what the hell do they teach people about amending the basic legal document of your country. At best they are trite. I would flunk the little shit for not comprehending their civics text, absolutely none of those topics have ANYTHING to do with the structure or power of the government. >.O Closest thing to an analog is the 18th amendment (which was only passed because the interstate commerce clause didnt have the far reaching power it does now), that if you didnt know, was overturned by the 21st.
This is about slipping education standards, not particularly the content of the suggestions, but the suggestions in their proposed method of enactment.