Floridians have a colorful history of passing interesting amendments to our state constitution. We've made decisions about living space for pregnant pigs, fishing net bans and an on-again off-again high-speed rail.  The public discussion is usually led by feuding and hastily thrown together "citizens" groups with stand-up names like "Floridians for Apple Pie," whose true composition and agenda is clear as mud.  They run expensive ominous-sounding ads that confuse rather than clarify. Busy hard-working Floridians arrive dutifully on Election Day to read amendment language we'd need to go to law school to understand. No wonder bad decisions are occasionally made. So what's a citizen to do?  Casting an educated vote is as simple as grabbing your favorite take-out dinner and joining The Village Square's "Constitutional Amendments 101" forums, covering the pros and cons of this year's slate of amendments on three consecutive Tuesday nights this October.