On The Constitution

On The Constitution is the tenth chapter title from Mark Levin's book, Plunder and Deceit. On Page 159 he rhetorically asks why the Constitution should matter to young people: "WHY SHOULD THE UNITES STATES Constitution, and the faithful adherence and execution of it by public officials, mater to younger people? It provides the governing order of a republic intended to protect the individual’s liberty from a tyrannical centralized authority, and conversely, the anarchy of mob rule." Our Constitution is the supreme law of our land, the original legal framework, that outlines how our government will work and be organized. The people consent to allow elected officials to rule them, but it is majority rule, and the government must not be allowed to become a dictatorship, rule by functionaries and technocrats, or mob rule by the democratic majority, overriding the rights and interests of all minorities, including each individual citizen. These transgressions are unconstitutional and are pervasive today, and we are close to being in a constitutional crisis. Younger people must understand and fight to preserve our constitutional republic, lest the planned Marxist dictatorship now being organized, comes to fruition.