Is the U.S. Constitution still relevant today as when it was first instituted?

I feel that to really understand something, and make a decision about it, you must first know a little bit about it. The Constitution of our United States was written in 1787, but was ratified, or put into action, until 1788. There were 10 original amendments, and other the course of about 250 years there have been 17 more added. The constitution states the basic rights and privileges you have as a United States citizen. The Constitution was designed to accomplish two primary objectives: First, to institute a government that would effectively exercise those rights and privileges. Second, to protect the individual rights we have in the Declaration of Independence and also the Bill of Rights.
The Constitution, I feel, is still very relevant today. It may even be more than before. I don’t see how you can make any sort of an argument against that statement. The Constitution is how we still interpret laws today. It has withstood the test of time and has served our country greatly for this long, and I think it will continue to do a great job till the zombies come. After that we will descend into anarchy and it will no longer be relevant. Small bands of uninfected people will form their own governments.
The framers of the Constitution were brilliant people in my mind, because they intentionally left it vague to allow it to change with the times. As the times changed the system of judicial review would have its way of interpreting it. The Supreme Court mostly are the people who deal with interpreting the Constitution, and using it in court cases. The separation of powers allows a balance so the Supreme Court can’t be unreasonable in their decisions.
The Constitution is such a powerful document, that other countries have made similar documents. Benito Juarez in Mexico, Jose Rizal in the Philippines, and Sun Yat-sen in China have all model their freedoms around that which is in the constitution.
A constitution should be something open to interpretation. Not a single person that was sitting in the room when this was being written knew what life was going to be like in 2012. That’s why they did not make the constitution very specific. These are some extremely smart and influential people in American history we are talking about, and the fact that they were able to write such an amazing document that has last all this time is just unbelievable.

The Constitution is a guarantee to the people of the United States. Its only limits are on Government like the one we have today. We have freedom of Religion to practice or not our beliefs, even when our Government says we must do something against those values as our Government mandates it.

We have freedom of speech to tell this Government "NO" when they want to do something that is dangerous to our nation or does not make sense and impractical and even foolish like in this Government,

We have the freedom to vote as we choose our Government and correct our mistakes in judgement of past elections where we believed change was good, yet got a different breed of "clueless government knows best" as they wrote 2700 pages of healthcare to be backed by over 200,000 pages of regulation of which some violates other rights.

We also have the freedom to replace a government that spends a billion futures of people around the world by shaking hands with the radicals of religion who only views the United States and a free meal ticket. They can hardly wait until they can overthrow this once honored government and nation and force the world to take a giant step "Foreward" back into the dark ages and under the thumbs of monarchs who we can not vote out of office.

Whether or not you fully agree with its contents and protections, we have 50 days remaining to decide if keep and Constitution to limit it adverse impact on our lives and the free nations around the world. If we go further this government will have gone too far to save it or bail out the people who have been fleeced into the corrupt "Hope and Change" which has 'fundamentally changed this country" for the far, far worst!