Is the Constitution a "living document"?

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It's neither living nor inert. But it is the height of stupidity to chain one's self to a two-and-a-half -century-old document. This is the same stupid mistake that religious fundamentalists make: reading into something a metaphysical meaning that exists outside of physical reality. From my perspective, I find it a mostly-objectionable document that, save for a very few elements (and these mostly in the Bill of Rights), ought to be scrapped.

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No, but it can be changed; however, it shouldn't change without the people making it change.

There ought to be a far easier mechanism to change the Constitution than presently exists. The Amendment process is horribly convoluted, and if it were streamlined then this issue would be entirely moot.