Should our Constitution be considered sacred? No, of course not.

The Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution per se, is what sets American democracy uniquely apart from other free societies, in that it states: 

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

In other words, those unalienable rights are God-given, and cannot be subject to revocation or infringement by government.  That is a key principle, the derivation of which goes back to the Magna Carta, and one worth defending at all costs.  It is a principle that is lost upon any government that asserts the right to indefinitely detain any citizen solely upon suspicion.

Had Ginsberg made that distinction, perhaps she wouldn't have come under such withering criticism -- although I have a feeling that her most vehement critics would not be satisfied with anything that a person named "Ginsberg" has to say.
That said, I do believe the basic tenets, the rights guaranteed to all citizens under the U.S. Constitution are sacrosanct, and those who cavalierly talk about altering its bedrock principles risk the appearance of coming off as betrayers of the law of the land -- despite the fact that the Constitution has been amended many times, in most cases to expand the rights of American citizens, not to restrict those rights.

Addendum to my comment, supra:

The arrogance of the fascist censors of the Lockheed Martin censorship regime run under the direction of Constitution-betraying bureaucrats of the U.S. government. One of the censors who reviews my every keystroke (since apparently I am regarded as a "dissident") apparently didn't like this turn of phrase, and so, three times, would not let me edit the comment to expand upon this theme:

The Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution per se, is what sets American democracy uniquely apart from other free societies, in that it states: 

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

In other words, those unalienable rights are God-given, and cannot be subject to revocation or infringement by government. That is a key principle, the derivation of which goes back to the Magna Carta, and one worth defending at all costs. It is a principle that is lost upon any government that asserts the right to indefinitely detain any citizen solely upon suspicion.

The nasty little fratboy censor apparently didn't like that last sentence. Apparently, such cyber-harassment is supposed to persuade me to amend my comment. Screw you and your multibilliondollar taxpayer-raping "program," fascist censor! 

The current attempts of imperfect human beings (much less intelligent than our Founding Fathers) to "improve" the allegedly "out-dated" Constitution  is nothing more than a transparent attempt to make their crimes  legal.  These crimes are the unPatriot Act,  the NDAA, the strip-searching at airports (and soon our major roads), and the constant surveillance of ALL Americans by a network of  predator drones, satellites, cellphone towers, GPS, EZpasses, fiber optic digital tv, RFID-chipping,. cellphones and even the SMART monitoring of our electricity and water usage.    This is an attempt of the "five percent" of power-mad psychos  to control completely the "normal"  ninety-five percent of human beings.                  In addition to all of these blatant acts that "lock down" the population,  the Federal District of Criminals  have added   the complete takeover of local police as well as the militarization of the local police and creation of nationwide vigilantes (snitch groups).    The US is the new USSR -- but a hundred times worse because the US Gulag is sneakier; it is unseen -- an ELF prison using the "silent bullets" and "invisible barbed wire fence" of gangstalker-jailers and directed energy weapons.      These Constitution-shredding  monsters want to re-write  the Constitution so that it can no longer bear silent witness to the liberties that have been eliminated  by our new Global Kings and Barons.

People (victims) just can't believe this shit until it happens to them. No normal person can believe that their own government is sponsoring and encouraging this vigilante violence and crime (surveillance, breaking and entering, microwave assaults). As kcragidc says in his youtube videos in disbelief at the hundreds of people who stalk him, "Who would [be willing to] stalk someone for his country?"  Kevin -- a decent person as can be seen in his videos -- can't believe that the average person would sign up to do this crap. Well, they do.  Lots of  agents in the FBI, DHS, etc, don't know all that  is happening -- they aren't told. There are always "two" agencies -- the bulk of the FBI (and other secret police agencies) and the inner circles (as Ted Gunderson found out AFTER his retirement).  The Big Psychos running the Shadow Government of Corporate Predators  know that this Global Weapon System keeps them in power. The Little Psychos -- the CyberNazis and gangstalkers -- enjoy the stalking. In the old days, the little psychos used to watch the murders organized by the big psychos in the Coliseum or at the guillotine or the hangman's gibbet. The little psychos' new Coliseum is the Torture Matrix.

You can believe in a politico like Joe if you want, but count me out.  Since we're making wishes over the rainbow that this Torture Matrix can be taken down, I'll stick with trusting in the outraged idealism of Gerald Celente and Benjamin Fulford.