By the way, you join the ranks of atheists, Muslims, cultists, Sabbatarians, and those who reject the canon of Scripture in your remarks..they all fixate on criticizing the councils of the church.
Constantine actually only presided over the Council at Nicaea so I am not sure where you are getting your "councils" remark. And, as I said previously, his views are not the ones that the council decided were orthodox. He was an Arian, rejecting the full deity of Jesus, and the council affirmed Jesus' deity.
So, in reality, Constantine was more like you..an anti-Trinitarian..so don't be so hard on him
And, if I had my way, I'd kick every anti-Trinitarian off the site, except younger believers who don't know any better and need proper instruction on the doctrine.