Oh snap, the internet betrays me once again. I like the quote even if Jefferson didn't say it. 
I did know the point of reference of the RBG quote, but I still disagree with her. The bill of rights has served as an incredible foundation throughout the years to ensure our freedom. I would advise any country drafting a constitution to look first at the bill of rights and expand from there.
Do you really believe that she wouldn't remove the 2nd amendment from the constitution if she could?

I did know the point of reference of the RBG quote, but I still disagree with her. The bill of rights has served as an incredible foundation throughout the years to ensure our freedom. I would advise any country drafting a constitution to look first at the bill of rights and expand from there.
Do you really believe that she wouldn't remove the 2nd amendment from the constitution if she could?
Many people here on this board are calling for the removal of the 14th amendment and/ or the 17th amendment. Are you trying to say that they are against our constitution?
And, while trying to still disgaree with her, you are still agreeing with her. She said in that conversation:
"If the people don't care, then the best Constitution in the world won't make any difference. So the spirit of liberty has to be in the population, and then the Constitution, first, it should safeguard basic fundamental human rights, like our First Amendment, the right to speak freely, and to publish freely, without the government as a censor. "