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The U.S. constitution was written over 200 years ago and has been last amended in 1992. It has been changed and amended many times throughout history, and is constantly referenced and misinterpreted or interpreted for legal proceedings and searches for precedence and how certain legal matters should be handled or executed.
With that being said, should the constitution be entirely re-written or regularly re-written to make it match the current times in America and how the United States would write a constitution today if they could?
With modern day language, and references to current references that are only in existence fore the last couple of years? Be updated regularly due to the age of the original one? Be more detailed to cure inaccuracies, and lacks of detail from the original one when looking at it for answers for current day issues it doesn't answer directly? It should to be honest, as I think a regular updated one could cure a lot of issues that arise during it's review during the times mentioned when necessary.
With that being said, should the constitution be entirely re-written or regularly re-written to make it match the current times in America and how the United States would write a constitution today if they could?
With modern day language, and references to current references that are only in existence fore the last couple of years? Be updated regularly due to the age of the original one? Be more detailed to cure inaccuracies, and lacks of detail from the original one when looking at it for answers for current day issues it doesn't answer directly? It should to be honest, as I think a regular updated one could cure a lot of issues that arise during it's review during the times mentioned when necessary.