i worked as an engineer in an industry that required on-site access to buildings all over manhattan, some residential. all you have to do is hit a couple random buttons on the intercom and 100% of the time one of them would just buzz the lock
kind of. the constitution as a whole, and the amendments, don't give you the right to do anything. you have the right to do whatever you want whenever you want. the constitution tells the government what it can and can not stop you from doing.
show me an ad. fine. but don't track me and my browsing habits across domains and applications. that's disgusting. ads would be fine if they were static images and not bloated javascript spying devices.
the constitution is such a simple document that's been blown out of proportion.
it's not a document telling citizens what their rights are or what they can or can't do, it's a document telling the government as a whole what IT can or can't do.
the amendments limit the governments reach, not limiting the people.