Constitution of the United States Website has removed sections

When do specific actions taken by the current US administration cross the legal line into treason or other legal lines where defense against domestic enemies is warranted?

Re: Constitution of the United States Website has removed sections

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Post by freejazz » Wed, Aug 06, 2025, 2:07 PM UTC

mattbrewsbytes wrote: post #6

When do specific actions taken by the current US administration cross the legal line into treason or other legal lines where defense against domestic enemies is warranted?

Well if Jan 6th wasn't it...

Re: Constitution of the United States Website has removed sections

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Post by NoMoreNicksLeft » Wed, Aug 06, 2025, 2:09 PM UTC

CalRobert wrote: post #3

Good use case for a git diff. The removed bits discuss habeaus corpus, emoluments, and congressional oversight of the military.

I wanted to do the Constitution (and US law in general) in git, but dates before unix epoch weren't possible. I don't think it's since been fixed. I had went so far as to start digging up treaties (about 700 of them, ratified) and draft constitutions (would have been non-master branches of some sort).

It would be nice if Congress and legislatures actually used git as a matter of law, having names attached to every commit and so on. The way they handle repeals is absurd...

Re: Constitution of the United States Website has removed sections

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Post by captainkrtek » Wed, Aug 06, 2025, 2:10 PM UTC

CalRobert wrote: post #3

Good use case for a git diff. The removed bits discuss habeaus corpus, emoluments, and congressional oversight of the military.

Just some minor things /s

Re: Constitution of the United States Website has removed sections

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Post by verbify » Wed, Aug 06, 2025, 2:10 PM UTC

CalRobert wrote: post #3

Good use case for a git diff. The removed bits discuss habeaus corpus, emoluments, and congressional oversight of the military.

Here's a diff: https://web.archive.org/web/diff/20250109165127/202508060231...