If you had the power to change one law, what would it be and why?

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If you had the power to change one law, what would it be and why?

Votes would have to be counted on election day with paper ballots. It would stop the cheating and let us know who the president was on the day we voted.

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  1. Top of my list would be the 8th Amendment (which outlaws cruel and unusual punishment for criminals).

    I’d like to see some suitable punishments for certain crimes that would disincentivize people from thinking about committing them. For example, violent rape gets violent castration.

    Identity theft conviction rates death penalty.

    Thuggery begets thuggery.

    And Muslims who rape little girls in western nations are taken to an open field, strapped face down on a log, and raped by rams until they are dead.

    One law I’d like to see ENACTED is the banishment of Islam in all its forms from US states, territories, or possessions. Violation would call for removal of individual from the land for redeposit in an appropriate stan, preferably from a C-130 at 20,000 feet.

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