Blaming the Constitution for failing to protect the Republic is exactly like blaming the hammer for a bent nail, or blaming the gun for an armed robbery.
It is a poor craftsman that puts the blame on the tools they use. In the end, it's always the people who wield the tools who succeed or fail.
Sir Ryan Bemrose /
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2024-04-13 13:45:58
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