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  1. the United States Constitution is outdated and requires a new
  2. and improved adoption of law.
  3. I would analyze why people should sign a petition to
  4. request that the United States Constitution be updated.
  5. The audience will be pulled based on their decision to
  6. sign the petition and prompted or declining it.
  7. The audience will be shown a sample constitution that shows
  8. different aspect off modern law.
  9. Here is an example of a sample petition with different
  10. names and signatures.
  11. You could make a movement possible, A quote from a
  12. famous author by the name of William J.
  13. Howell reads.
  14. The primers designed the constitution some 225 years ago or
  15. a simple agrarian society.
  16. But the government they created with parochial Congress at its
  17. center is ill equipped to address the serious social problems
  18. that arise in a complex post industrial nation.
  19. We are prisoners of the past burden with an antiquated
  20. government that cannot make affect the policy and often cannot
  21. do anything at all.
  22. The inception of our constitution begins with the country and
  23. its infantry.
  24. Now that we are established and mature, all laws should
  25. be mature as well.
  26. How secure is my right to freedom of speech and
  27. to bear arms.
  28. In an age of technology, the right to bear arms
  29. in the Second Amendment is regulated.
  30. The law Cornell Law Library suggests one of the Second
  31. Amendment cases that the court has heard.
  32. And until recently, the Onley case challenging a congressional enactment
  33. seemed to infirm individual protection but Onley in the context
  34. of the maintenance of AH militia or other such public
  35. force in the United States.
  36. Vs Miller, the court sustained a statute requiring registration under
  37. the National Firearms Act off sawed off shotguns.
  38. After resigning original present provision of the Constitution dealing with
  39. the militia, the court observed that with obvious purpose to
  40. assure the continuation and render the possible effectiveness of such
  41. forces, the declaration and the guarantee of the Second Amendment
  42. was made.
  43. Okay, it must be interpreted with that end in view.
  44. The significance of the militia, the court continued, was that
  45. it was a composed of civilians, primarily yeah, soldiers.
  46. On occasion, this right being regulated put civilians at risk
  47. for domestic terrorism by government and other individuals.
  48. They stated that the phrase the right to keep arms
  49. would have been used in the times that the Constitution
  50. was written to protect a right to gun ownership.
  51. But right to bear arms limits the right to own
  52. guns for use in military operations.
  53. How will we feel safe when it's a possibility that
  54. we cannot own a handgun to protect ourselves?
  55. This leaves me to the right to free speech advances
  56. in technology and fringe on the First Amendment rights of
  57. freedom of speech avoiding It's initial purpose.
  58. A now retire US Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, in
  59. an opinion on the 2017 1st Amendment case, called the
  60. cyber age a revolution of historic proportions, noting that we
  61. cannot appreciate yet it's full dimensions and vast potential toe
  62. alter. How we think express ourselves and define who we
  63. want to be.
  64. One issue involves government officials blocking or removing critical comments
  65. online. In a sense, this violates the core First Amendment
  66. principle that individuals have the right to criticize government officials
  67. in the landmark Free Press Liable Decision, New York Times
  68. and Company versus Sullivan In 1964 Justice William Brennan wrote
  69. that there is a profound national commitment that debate on
  70. public issues should be uninhibited, robust, wide open and that
  71. it may well include Veneman, caustic and sometimes unpleasantly sharp
  72. attacks on government and public officials.
  73. In conclusion, if we all as a country, let our
  74. concerns be known in the ways of the founding fathers
  75. were doing to be in a society governed by old
  76. fashioned laws, think of how an updated constitution could benefit
  77. you and your family by providing full disclosure the first
  78. time. Go round.
  79. The references from today are from the book relic.
  80. How are Constitution Undermines Effective Government and Why We Need
  81. a More Powerful Presidency by William Howell and also the
  82. U. S.
  83. Constitution image was used from an image page from the
  84. U. S.
  85. Constitution, and we also have the Block Cornell Education Library
  86. a Second Amendment reference, and we also have a a
  87. b. A journal article called Free Speech or Censorship.
  88. Social media litigation is ah, hot legal battle Ground.
  89. Bye, de Junior.
  90. And we also have an article by S.
  91. Cole DRI called Gun Control Laws are both constitutional and