Then change it through amendments.
However you likely wont be able to because not enough people agree with you to do so. Our constitution was made to be specifically hard to change unless a vast majority agreed. That's a feature, not a bug. If a change can't be agreed upon at the national level it should stay at the state / local level.
> It should, however, cause people who voted for this (hypothetically dead or disabled or otherwise incapacitated) politician to see themselves as the piles of shit they are.
Case in point, it protects us from reactionary changes based on vitriol like this instead of substance.
Spot checks checked out. And it was a perfectly fine way to do it.
You are correct that Tor exit nodes often get special handling (at the moment, including by Cloudflare, and by Google Recaptcha). And the idea of poisoning of data is starting to propagate, due do anti-AI-scraper sentiment.
We found on several occasions that some shady retailers would find the CIDR of the manufacturers corp networks and comply with the MAP policies on pricing if traffic came from them. Then when our bot went through with obviously generic AWS / Proxy ips we would see a much lower price that broke their agreement. That one was a fun realization for the manufacturers as to the level of shadiness some retailers would go through.