The original Constitution was built for a world with more in common with the medieval period than modernity and will not work in a world with railroads much less home genetic engineering , robots, computers giant container ships, aircraft and cars

That's true, but the Founders also deliberately created a framework in which the people could change things through a slow, difficult, deliberate process designed specifically to keep power in check.

What the Founders never, ever anticipated was that their descendants would be truly stupid enough to allow for mass migration. That, above all else, was their most critical mistake.

We will need laws that say prevent people from making polio at home or mass invasion of privacy or creating kill swarms or brain chips or any number of nightmarish things and no one can opt out within our polity

Longtime reader and bona fide author Tom Kratman suggested the same thing in his novel, State of Disobedience. I read it sometime last year, I think. He basically proposed that a Second Bill of Rights is needed in which chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons would be forbidden to ordinary people, but all other armaments would be permitted. To the CBN list I would add cyberwarfare tools of certain kinds, but that creates its own set of problems.

Hell we need a uniform moral system. We aren't as traditional a Christian or moral nation as before and the peaceful redress of grievances cannot be allowed to be for drugs on every street, beastiality or pedophillia, Hell gay marriage and easy divorce have to go and no one can pull a California and start allowing it

Indeed, and that, right there, is the true source of the problem. The Founders knew perfectly well that their proposed system of government would only work for white Protestant Christians of largely British and Dutch descent. As I noted earlier, they never thought that their people would be dumb enough to let so many furriners in, but that's what they went and did – and in the process those descendants let in quite a few Churchians as well, which was spectacularly stupid.

The result is what we see today – a post-Christian secular nation that has no moral compass and as such has come completely unglued.

Still small government ideology died with railroad maybe earlier, no immigration required

The original Constitution was built for a world with more in common with the medieval period than modernity and will not work in a world with railroads much less home genetic engineering , robots, computers giant container ships, aircraft and cars

These technologies make for more complexity and change the role of government in ways that the Founding Fathers could not have planned for

We will need laws that say prevent people from making polio at home or mass invasion of privacy or creating kill swarms or brain chips or any number of nightmarish things and no one can opt out within our polity

Hell we need a uniform moral system. We aren't as traditional a Christian or moral nation as before and the peaceful redress of grievances cannot be allowed to be for drugs on every street, beastiality or pedophillia, Hell gay marriage and easy divorce have to go and no one can pull a California and start allowing it

This means a degree of uniformity that might not be tolerated and if there isn't an ability to enforce it than either we make half measures and end of failing again in a few decades (c.f civil war one) or end the union

No pleasant outcome there either

As Mark Steyn once put it… “buy guns and ammo while you still can.”