Law Mysterious Glitch causes sections of the Constitution to Vanish

[milliniar]

Sometime in the future you'll hear a leftist repeat the talking point that Trump is destroying the Constitution. I guarantee this issue will be brought up as one of their pieces of evidence, despite it clearly being just a coding error online.

Evidence is going after birthright citizenship.

 

[lifelessheap]

How dont we use them?

Most people don't know their rights. Even more never use them. Reading the Constitution is the first step and 99% of Americans don't do it.

LMAO,.simple shit even. People don't remain silent. FFS that is as simple as it gets

 

[HeLLMuTT]

 

[ShadowRun]

Yea tech never has glitches ..

this is out of the project2025 playbook for him being president forever

 

[Other]

You don't keep some form of the constitution on hand at all times Pete?

What's next ? You gonna tell me no we the people and angry snake decals on your truck ?

My state has an option for the Gadsden flag for license plates, and nothing could be more pitifully ironic than paying extra money for permission from the government to affix a plate on your vehicle that then tells said government to not tread upon them.

The government monetized treading upon them, and they fell for it.

Don't forget that Punisher logo!

 

[Crazy Source]

You don't keep some form of the constitution on hand at all times Pete?

What's next ? You gonna tell me no we the people and angry snake decals on your truck ?

It's says "Don't Tread on Me" you communist.

 

[Crazy Source]

My state has an option for the Gadsden flag for license plates, and nothing could be more pitifully ironic than paying extra money for permission from the government to affix a plate on your vehicle that then tells said government to not tread upon them.

The government monetized treading upon them, and they fell for it.

Don't forget that Punisher logo!

That's a hilarious point. I see Virginia plates in my area with that flag and motto. I looked it up and a few states have that option.

Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia offer them.

 

[Confucamus]

Yea tech never has glitches ..

this is out of the project2025 playbook for him being president forever

Apparently they think the signers of the Constitution saved it in a PDF.

 

[Khaosan]

There was no glitch, it’s likely static markup lmao.

 

[BFoe]

There was no glitch, it’s likely static markup lmao.

That’s what I’m saying. Like is each section a separate fucking file or something? The text part is probably just regular ol HTML.

I admit though, I am no expert and we have bigger fish to fry.

 

[Arashikage4Life]

I guess this was just a coincidence that the part that was missing was the one Trump said he'd suspend so nothing to see here, move along

 

[Other]

That's a hilarious point. I see Virginia plates in my area with that flag and motto. I looked it up and a few states have that option.

Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia offer them.

Yep, nothing screams "Don't Tread On Me" more than paying the treader for permission to have it as a license plate.

Ignorance is indeed bliss, apparently

 

[HereticBD]

I guess this was just a coincidence that the part that was missing was the one Trump said he'd suspend so nothing to see here, move along

Yeah, what a master plan it was to have a coding error occur on some website that has no bearing on the legalities of the constitution. What an evil genius.

 

[Arashikage4Life]

Yeah, what a master plan it was to have a coding error occur on some website that has no bearing on the legalities of the constitution. What an evil genius.

I just said it was a coincidence

 

[Mr Holmes]

Project 2025, commence!

 

[Crazy Source]

My state has an option for the Gadsden flag for license plates, and nothing could be more pitifully ironic than paying extra money for permission from the government to affix a plate on your vehicle that then tells said government to not tread upon them.

The government monetized treading upon them, and they fell for it.

Don't forget that Punisher logo!

This also goes back to the reason behind having license plates in the first place. It was to track citizens. I believe it originated in Chicago in the ragtime era so they could identify the "bad guys".

 

[HARRISON_3]

lol @ thinking Houston Alexander isn’t for real

 

[Sinister]

I thought the US Constitution was bulletproof.





A technical error on a government website briefly removed key sections of the U.S. Constitution, including the clause that guarantees the right to challenge unlawful detention.

Those sections outline congressional powers and limits, with Section 9 specifically stating, “The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it.”
The change was noticed by online users and confirmed through the Wayback Machine, which showed the full text present on July 17 but missing in more recent snapshots.

Officials in Trump’s government were quietly telling staff that the deletions were the result of a technical “glitch,” sources familiar with the matter say. As a result, personnel scrambled to fix the issue, figure out how exactly it happened, and also review other parts of the website to see if there were any other conspicuous deletions.

Some federal staffers raised their eyebrows at the blame-a-glitch explanation, given the apparently coincidental nature of the deletions affecting sections of the Constitution that the second Trump administration is openly working so hard to shred. “Funny coincidence,” one federal employee said who was dealing with this situation.

Govt. Website 'Glitch' Removes Trump's Least Favorite Part of Constitution

Trump is trying to take over the Library of Congress, but its website already deleted a part of the Constitution that Trump officials don’t like.

www.rollingstone.com

"Technical error" - fascists in power.

 

[Sinister]

How dont we use them?

If you talk to Cops when they ask you questions, and believe you should willingly let them search your vehicle because you "have nothing to hide" then you're already sacrificing two key rights to being an informed citizen

 

[ricc505]

jesus christ, stop being so hysterical. it's a fucking coding error.

But Wikipedia says.....I take it the people freaking out about it never had a family encyclopedia. The Internet is a fallible resource not the foundation of society