Reassessing Constitutional Relevance

This chapter examines the waning significance of the U.S. Constitution, suggesting that only the First and Second Amendments hold contemporary relevance. The discussion critiques the notion of a new constitutional convention, drawing parallels with Chile's ongoing constitutional efforts and emphasizing the importance of existing governance structures. Through personal anecdotes and cultural comparisons, the chapter highlights the complexities of societal norms, rule adherence, and the philosophical foundations underpinning constitutional belief.