Which Amendment was America's Greatest Constutional Mistake?

Please await the poll...

...and I apologize for the misspelling of the word "Constitutional"

 

I didn't vote, because the American Constitution is perfect, and I wouldn't change a thing!

 

prohibition was the biggest mistake, hell even politicians realized that

the biggest reason it was the worst though was the feeding of organized crime....


edit: also term limits on presidents changed the scope, technically that is a no-no, but it'll never get fixed

 

Well but they corrected that mistake... through the 21st.

This thread deals with uncorrected ones

 

they still made it....

 

okay...

hmmm... no votes so far?

 

i voted on the income tax issue. lol. i didn't know what else to vote for.

 

Isn't it ironic that two of the female here would favor the repeal of the 19th Amendment?

Anyway, I'm with them... women control the world anyway, so the 19th Amendment is a redundant piece of legislative hogwash

 

we are know income tax is illegal by the constitution and what wanker thought prohibition was good. bread and water for you buddy

 

I would say an unmentioned amendment, Article VII, should be repealed & rewritten. It's wording states that if a court case occurs, in the form of a suit(lawsuit), in excess of twenty dollars, it can not be sent to a higher court for appeal.

Hence our lawsuit nation in the U.S.

...or I may be mistaken...

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#Article7

 

Well, the income tax is not illegal for most people (provided that they are uninfluenced by libertarian propaganda)....

But it should be! Let's campaign for the repeal of the 16th amendment and the addition of a 28th amendment repealing Section 8, Clause 1 of the Constitution itself:

 

Interesting... did you hear about the lawyer who sued himself?