do you think the united states today would be different if there had not been a bill of rights?

Answer 1

Absolutely. The Bill of Rights and the Consititution are the bedrock documents that make our country what it is. If we didn't have the Bill of Rights there wouldn't be that much to restrain a majority party from creating a totalitarian state.

Answer 2

Without the Bill of Rights, this country would have ceased to be free long ago. The Second Amendment is the ONLY thing that protects The Constitution and The Bill of Rights.

Why else would the lefties and the UN be attacking the 2nd Amendment so ferociously.

When the citizens are armed, it is very difficult to conquer a country that is free.

Answer 3

I think that is more than the bill of rights, it has to do more with enforcing it, all countries of the world has their own versions of the bill of rights, but can't be enforced, they violate their own constitutions at those politicians convenience, so it is like there is no law, We own all to those men and women that sacrificed themselves to make sure that the law was followed, specially when it all started

Answer 4

It would be massively fundamentally different.

For one, we're have a national religion. The church and the govt would decide what we could read, watch, or say. Prayer would be mandatory in school, and most sciences would not be taught.

We'd have a technology level roughly equal to Uganda, Germany would control all of Europe and Japan would own the west coast.