Re:Sweden's 250-year-old Freedom of the Press Act gets UNESC...
by Cthulhu_ on Friday May 26, 2023 @09:36AM
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In essence you're correct; a lot of constitutions were written a long time ago, and while at the time they were considered incredibly progressive, they haven't aged well (I'm thinking of the US constitution here).
I want to say I'm all for the ability to update the constitution, but with the way society is headed these days, it would be a regression; it would draw more power to individuals, it would reduce people's rights, etc. That's my fear anyway, I can't say for sure whether that will be the case.
I want to say I'm all for the ability to update the constitution, but with the way society is headed these days, it would be a regression; it would draw more power to individuals, it would reduce people's rights, etc. That's my fear anyway, I can't say for sure whether that will be the case.