reply to post by neo96
That was my first thought!
But I reserve complete judgment until I read this thing.
ETA: Ok, I read it. It was pretty short.
Sounds pretty good all-round, but the language leaves too many holes to protect from molestation through the language itself.
Also interesting was the bit on education:
Sovereignty through Education (1) State to Encourage Beneficial Principles To preserve and maintain sovereignty, the state shall encourage and promote
that all schools in Ohio support the principles of good government and this Constitution, and of a moral and ethical society - nothing to the
contrary. Said principles shall include, among others of similar beneficial interest, the following: (A) perpetuation of absolute truth in all things;
(B) maintenance of a high moral and ethical standard; (C) sharing of compassion, charity and spirituality; (D) promotion of creativity, courage, and
individual responsibility and health; (E) development of mechanical skills, mathematics, and personal dexterity; (F) the application of law and the
mechanisms of good government; (G) the joy of community, peace and tranquility; (H) the importance of good character, integrity, and honor; (I) and
the necessity of defense, preparedness, and preservation. (2) Control of Education at Local Level Public educational curriculum and operations, except
funding, for children through the twelfth grade shall be regulated solely at the local school district level.
How can you legislate morals, ethics, charity or spirituality? Doesn't quite jive with the constitution as far as I'm concerned. the last bit pretty
much says that you cant have any say, Feds.....but we will take your money!
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