It works in just the opposite way. Short documents lead to ambiguities. To set precise definitions and considerations, you need hundreds of pages.
Looks like an upside down universe here. Obviously you don't want to understand the Bill of Rights.
Let's see "The right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." Meant the Federal government couldn't take your guns.
The issue was the recent attempts by the British to take away people's guns to prevent a revolt. Jefferson even went so far as to say the price of liberty was a regular willingness of the people to take back the government and re-establish it's institutions.
While some of the Constitutional Congress folks did fear mob rule just as much as top-down management, it was hoped that a virtuous and free people could keep either extreme from being a persistent problem.
Now we have thousands of laws on the books, mostly written by fearmongering tyrants who fear their just deserts from the public they supposedly serve. . . . . all justtified of course by false-flag or "useful" terrorism our security agencies had the sense to refuse to prevent, when they had serious evidence and knowledge before the events.
Case in Point. 9/11:
In 1995 the Philippine government acquired computers with detailed plans for flying commercial airliners intp high-profile public buildings, acquired not by some slick intelligence operatives, but by firemen putting out an apartment fire where they found various items of bomb-making materials as well. Later on, dedicated professionals within our various agencies got other information that could have enable preventative action, but they were all determinedly ignored.
I just about puked to hear our leaders like bush and that airhead lady who was supposed to be managing our national security blather on air that "nobody had any idea this could happen."
This one clue should be sufficient to undermine any rational human being from wanting these Federal Government Blowhards managing our security.
We have Fed officials setting up supposed operations to sell guns to drug traffickers while throwing border patrol officers in jail for trying to stop drug runners who are working for our corrupt DEA honchos. We have thousands of regulations detailing how old ladies and babes in arms must be searched when getting on airplanes, and we have Mexican truckers who can drive a truckload of illegals across the border twice a day without being stopped.
The message we are being given in all this is a strut by plantation managers demonstrating daily that they can do whatever they want with impunity, and we'd better just fall in line and go with the program, or we will be just arrested on trumped up charges and declared "terrorist" in some sense, and sent offshore and maybe even just killed by order of the President or anyone else "in authority", for the securtiy of their own fat arses.
Power corrupts. Absolute Power corrupts Absolutely.
No person who believes in any human rights should be accepting this regime.
