Constitutional Critique
A deep dive into the complexities of the U.S. Constitution reveals that the 13th Amendment did not fully abolish slavery, particularly for convicted criminals. Discussions on the 14th and 15th Amendments highlight ongoing issues with citizenship and voting rights, questioning the true enforcement of these laws in contemporary society. The conversation challenges the notion of the Constitution as a sacred document, pointing out its inconsistencies and the implications for marginalized communities.In this clip
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The James Altucher Show
739 - Are There Any "Good People" Left in the World in this Climate?
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