Answer:
No. The government should only regulate what is necessary, and as long as it respects human rights while doing so.
When the government makes decisions regarding household life, education, and the workplace, the government can easily become totalitarian. A tolalitarian government is very dangerous as exemplified by real-life examples such as Hitler's Germany or modern-day North Korea. (In fiction, the subject of a totalitarian government is also treated in the famous novel 1984).
The only amendment that has been repealed is prohibition.
It was repealed because it was hugely unpopular, totally ineffective and a large factor in increasing the power of the Mafia in the USA.
It was passed in the first place because of misguided nonsense paraded by well-meaning moralistic busybodies.
<span>Sort of like the war on the (rest of) drugs .... except many of those are still illegal and they were not part of a constitutional amendment.</span>
Elizabeth was totally upset when she found out that her son wanted to marry an Osu. This news nearly 'killed her.' She tried to make him change his mind, but he was blinded by his decision and she decided that something wrong happened to him. She<span> visits a traditional diviner says that her son became insane caused by his conversion to Christianity. He insisted on following old rituals and to sacrifice a goat to help her son. Elizabeth followed all the instructions, but her son was still recalcitrant. </span>
I would say it goes like this:
1. First - The Boer Offensive
2. Second - The British Response
3. Third - Guerilla Warfare
