Slavery has always been the issue that drives America apart. We never really figured out a way to live with it or live with out it. And God knows, America has wrestled with the institution of slavery and its remaining guilt after emancipation and Civil Rights legislation to this very day.
Didn't the libtards try to use the 14th amendment to have Trump thrown off the presidential ballot in which the Supreme Court voted 9-0 against?
Gus presented a well thought out opinion. Right or wrong, that's how adults discuss things.
We also shot and killed Mexicans as we stole their land (Texas) from them. And then there were the indigenous Americans to….
14-3 does prohibit someone who insurrected against the nation from being in the ballot…but that case was never adjudicated. (Trump did commit treason against the nation on 1/6/21.)
It's called conquering, you know how land has been obtained since the beginning of time?
Okay, I guess I don't really see how slavery divides us today. The guilt part (some of which is used to exploit political gains) I can agree with you on.
It’s also called “genocide” when speaking of the indigenous Americans.
It was there for the taking…legal maneuvering aside, there was ample evidence for an indictment. Trump is every bit as innocent as OJ was.
Can't argue this point.
True….history is written by the winners. Other than WW2 there are not very many “good wars” out there to brag about.
That sign is a false flag Rico. But then the truth doesn’t fit your agenda.
Weird that illegal immigrants are so terrible, but the talk is all about ICE crackdowns in blue states.
All? There’s not a single one of them that resonated consistently with you over the decades? Who has been telling exactly how it is and what it is.
It means the Founding Fathers were men, with both good and bad in themselves. Many of them recognized this as a flaw, but were forced to accept the reality that they could create a new nation, or they could end slavery. They couldn't do both.
There were a few. Ron Paul for one, but that was a long time ago.
Bullshit. You watch and follow along because it might someday affect those you care for. And you want to be ready to have an effect on those changes.
For some strange reason the Blue States have claimed to be Sanctuary States, when hunting rats always go directly to the rats nest.
So they were no better than King George, is what you're saying.
Oh, it already does affect those I care for.
"Bread and circuses" (or "bread and games"; from Latin: panem et circenses) is a metonymic phrase referring to superficial appeasement. It is attributed to Juvenal (Satires, Satire X), a Roman poet active in the late first and early second century AD, and is used commonly in cultural, particularly political, contexts.
As someone who has read the files of the results of our erosion of civic duties at a juvenile level. I take offense to that.
It is not clearly written. Judgements have be drawn about it sure. But clear? I don't think so.
Worked. Past tense. For almost a decade. Saw what it was. Saw what it became into.
Dude. My first night there was a rain storm. And the kids were up to something.
I don't understand why people get so angry when someone expresses an opinion.
It is clearly written, and there is no question to “finally” be answered. You might as well support an EO saying the 19th amendment does not give women the right to vote, then say “Well now the question will finally be answered.”
It’s “pretty” clearly written, with a little weirdness around the “jurisdiction” clause.
