Which amendment to the US Constitution would you do away with?

[Razgovory]

2nd obviously, it was rendered irrellevant when Jefferson built ships and funded, equipped and trained the marines.

I always think it's cute when Rednecks think they are going to hold back the Government/Chinese/UN/zombies with their home arsenal of hunting rifles.

Not mention that Sgt. Smith who is in charge of confiscating your weapons is Duane from next door who you showed your gun collection to last week.

I don't get it.

[Viking]

2nd obviously, it was rendered irrellevant when Jefferson built ships and funded, equipped and trained the marines.

I always think it's cute when Rednecks think they are going to hold back the Government/Chinese/UN/zombies with their home arsenal of hunting rifles.

Not mention that Sgt. Smith who is in charge of confiscating your weapons is Duane from next door who you showed your gun collection to last week.

I don't get it.

you never get anything

[Eddie Teach]

I don't get it either. Duane would have told me that he was a cop.

[Caliga]

Best kind of gun control.  Me yes, Caliga no. 

I'll think of you when I take my Beretta to the range tomorrow.

[Eddie Teach]

You could print out copies of his photos to put on the target, though that is a bit creepy.

[Caliga]

That's not permitted.

[Scipio]

17th.  Without a doubt.

[DGuller]

8th.

[dps]

I think I'd eliminate the 22nd if I had to choose one, though I'm with Seedy and don't really have a problem with any of them.

If you actually want a serious answer, I think that I'd go with that, though I might argue that the Ninth should go because it really doesn't seem to make much difference.

[Ed Anger]

19

[Grey Fox]

10

[Valmy]

10

The Reserve Clause?  Why?

Anyway the third amendment.  Citizens need to do their duty to the glorious military forces of the United States.

[Valmy]

If you actually want a serious answer, I think that I'd go with that, though I might argue that the Ninth should go because it really doesn't seem to make much difference.

I know people regularly act like if it is not in the Bill of Rights we do not have that right.  Sort of exactly the opposite of what was hoped by Madison.

We sort of ignore the Fourth Amendment also but somehow I still like having it around because it makes me feel warm and fuzzy.

[Barrister]

If you actually want a serious answer, I think that I'd go with that, though I might argue that the Ninth should go because it really doesn't seem to make much difference.

I know people regularly act like if it is not in the Bill of Rights we do not have that right.  Sort of exactly the opposite of what was hoped by Madison.

We sort of ignore the Fourth Amendment also but somehow I still like having it around because it makes me feel warm and fuzzy.

I was very serious that I thought 1 through 10 should go.  Much as I believe our Charter of Rights was a mistake.

Not that its repeal will happen within my lifetime.

[MadImmortalMan]

17th.  Without a doubt.

Agreed. Save the states from disenfranchisement.