Another fallacy...
The delegates to the Article V convention (at least in GA) are BOUND BY STATE law with SEVERE penalties for proposing or discussing ANYTHING other than what we have charged them with...
Again, READ!
http://conventionofstates.com/welcome/
States will send delegates. These agents of the states will have commissions that delineate exactly what they are authorized to do.
For example, Here is the summary of Florida's bill:
<>Article V Constitutional Convention: Establishes qualifications of delegates & alternate delegates to Article V constitutional convention; provides for appointment of delegates by Legislature; authorizes Legislature to recall delegate & fill vacancy; authorizes presiding officers to call special legislative session to carry out certain provisions relating to appointments; requires delegates to sign oath; provides for instructions to delegates; establishes circumstances under which convention vote is declared void; provides circumstances under which delegate's appointment is forfeited; establishes circumstances under which application to call Article V convention ceases to be continuing application & is deemed to have no effect; provides penalties; establishes delegate advisory group.<>
The process will be under tight state control.