Constitution is obviously the opposite of prostitution.
this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2026
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Idk sex workers seem to have decent disease and poison resistance and better hp than a lot of people
i thought constitution is when you struggle to poop
We cooked chat.
Constitution is America's dump stat
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What is the UI context here?
So, Tiktok keeps tabs on what is searched after viewing a video, and many users had no idea what the constitution was so they searched it up with Tiktok enough for it to show a hyperlink when opening the comments.
Whoa, holy shit.
Could they all be from the UK or something? I don't think they have a constitution?
They do have a constitution, it's just not organized in one neat document.
I believe so, I took the screenshot a while ago so my memory is hazy.
USS Constitution, last of the great ironclad sailing ships. Course is on how it will be used to enforce the rule of the king of America throughout the seven seas!
Could be non-‘mericans. I don’t live in the US and the last time I used TikTok I only got videos of mericans in my feed.
Don’t most countries have constitutions though?
Yeah but it’s probably called different in other languages
It could be.
It means to take a shit, right?
"I had my morning constitution after my coffee."
A walk or a shit. You can say that or morning ablutions if you wanna sound fancy about taking a shit. I like to.
How's today going for you?
I'm guessing this isn't taught in public school anymore? Maybe it's covered in one 40 minute class while all the kids are looking at their phones and eating?
Yeah, we're cooked.
I mean, it is still a whole course of civics but you sorta have to be paying attention in school. It's also usually late high school and your average tiktok user may not have graduated yet. Kinda makes sense since you're hitting voting age at that point.
Plus international audiences, although if I'm being honest I think they have better odds of knowing what the constitution is.
Yeah and it's a small part of civics because it's a lot of organizational stuff, some of which is relevant to everyone, but a lot is only significant to some people unless things completely jump the rails. Followed by a bunch of amendments which vary in importance from freedom of expression, prohibition on unlawful search and seizure, banning of cruel and unusual punishment (yeah I'm firmly of the opinion that one hasn't been followed in my lifetime), the abolition of chattel slavery, and the extension of citizenship and suffrage to prohibiting the government from forcing you to quarter troops (it really pissed us off when England did that) to the one that banned alcohol until we realized it was a bad idea and repealed it with another. You also have shit like the direct election of senators, making president and vice president run together, and the establishment of the income tax in there. Boring procedural amendments that solved 18th and 19th century problems so you don't think about how important they were.
Also like, the us constitution is in many ways still a radical document. The bill of rights is still controversial to actually apply. It's easy to say no cruel and unusual punishment, but a sincere application of that would prohibit everything from the death penalty to solidarity confinement. A sincere application of the 4th amendment would strike down the entire internal surveillance system and the purchasing or requesting of it from external bodies. It would also prohibit that bs where cops charge your stuff to rob you. The fact that juries are expected to take you pleading the fifth as neutral is huge, and the fact that you're allowed to not talk to cops is awesome. Hell we're supposed to provide far more in public defense than we do these days. And that's all before we get to the explicit statement that there are inalienable rights that the government is not allowed to violate that aren't included. That's vital for things like the implied right to privacy which was an amazing right we used to have.
Constitution...isn't that a misdemeanor in most localities except maybe one in Nevada?
Hey Alexa, what is the constitution?
We The People by Jill Lepore is pretty good in case anyone doesn't know what the constitution is