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Its so perfect that there was a major civil war less than 100 years after it was enacted. Remember it doesn't protect your right to arms, or search and seizure or even speech all that well (ask Douglas Mackey), it can't protect you from the government putting everyone under house arrest because of the flu, but it certainly protects the right for illegal to have anchor babies who are US citizens and thus entitled to welfare benefits.
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>>532210635
What's your point?
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>>532210635
Also somehow its encompassed at least 3 radically radically different theories of government over its existence.
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>>532210696
That we should kill all the judges
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>>532210696
That maybe the right needs to stop worshipping enlightenment crap like the cuckstitution...
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>>532210635
His point is that jingoism is at an all-time high thanks to neocon boomerism
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>>532210724
In the right direction though I do not endorse any specific violence online...
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>>532210635
Yeah let's just get rid of the Constitution and follow the Talmud instead. Great plan!
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>>532210762
100% this.
Imagine thinking that the "wisdom" of antiquity is going to do anything against the modern world. Imagine thinking centuries-old fairy tales and idealism could compete in a world of Belle Delphines that can fly around the world in a day and communicate at the speed of light.

We need help, the poet reckoned
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>>532210811
We should be advocating for it
They let criminals out for free to continue to do crime.And allow innocent people to suffer, while at the same time Telling us that a bunch of fucking thirdworlders can pop a crotch goblin out and claim benefits that we have been working decades For
Fuck em, we should line them against the wall
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>>532210971
Once again I do not advocate for any "specific" violence.
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>>532210903
Sadly the men that wrote that were far more educated than most of you little ignorant shitheads.

You can always tell when someone hasn't studied the founding documents or the lives of the men who created them.

I'm sure the Tide pod eating generation is far more intelligent! Unless it's doing anything besides doom scrolling and jerking off to their mom's OF.
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>>532211283
> The founding fathers were intelligent and educated
No one disputes this but they were sniffing enlightenment farts and the enlightenment was wrong about basically everything which made their theory of government very wrong.

And even the founders said their government was basically for virtuous high agency high intelligence anglo saxon protestants and unfortunately our government must encompass a lot of people who are not that now.
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>>532210635
The only flag I salute is the Jolly Roger
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>>532211471
Based!
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>>532210635
fuck off nigger faggot ass kike. How is that for free speech
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>>532210635
Most new countries have civil wars way earlier than that and most collapse because of them. The early US was freakishly stable. Which is a credit to the constitition.
And all the problems you mention go back to the supreme court granting themselves powers the constitution never gave them. Which in turn was a failing of Congress and the President for not throwing out all of them and installing a new batch to undo Marbury v Madison. If people refuse to do what the paper says, that's not the paper's fault.
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>>532211617
C'mon try to be more creative if you are going to insult OP there used to be a whole art this place prided itself on when it came to insulting OP.
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>>532210635
Worshiping the paper means worshiping the 9 black robes. Whatever is written on it means nothing, only the word of the 9 black robes.
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>>532211781
> The paper says people are not supposed to grab for power they weren't supposed to have
LOL. Well the reality is a lot of people given a little power will advance until resistance is met.
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>>532210635
reminder that the 1787 original stopped being used in 1871 when The City of London won the US Civil War
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>>532210635
The Constitution only works if its for one ethnicity and Christian.
The niggercommie courts and living document theory made it worth tpilet paper a century ago.
If that makes you sad, go punch a socialist.
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>>532210699
This, in that picture are 2 traitors.
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>>532210811
I agree no violence online. No violence is advocated from me.
Thomas Jefferson said something about a liberty tree, he was a good guy.
But Im against violence here.
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>>532211962
I am directly, explicitly, unambiguously talking about two branches of the government giving up power to the third. The constitution was written with human nature and the thirst for power in mind. The branches were intended to be somewhat adversarial, to keep one another in check out of self interest if nothing else. But congress in particular, despite having the most power per the constitution, have given away virtually all of their power to the other two branches.
Basically, it wasn't written with cucks in mind. The founders never thought people would be ambitious enough to seek high office, but dickless enough to let someone else have all the power that comes with that office. And I can't blame them for that assumption.
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>>532212149
There are different ways to look at Lincoln and FDR but certainly Wilson, LBJ and Biden were far far worse as there is nothing good that can be said about him.
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>>532212277
"the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants"
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>>532210876
What constitution?
Discrimination law, living document theory, and an unchecked judiciary, the 19th Amendment all devoured it.
Years ago.
If I cant say fuck BLM and faggots abuse kids freely, and be treated equally under the law defending myself its toilet paper.
Dont get me started on illegal discrimination law and its violations of property, assemblyz and religious freedom.
Remove the cancer or its done, msy already be too late.
Millions must go.
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>>532211909
This. Exactly memflaggot.
The unchecked Judiciary, living document treason, put case law above and beside the Constitution, where it shoukd be beholden to it, is the problem.
Cant be fixed without banning socialism, critical theory, nonchristians, women, and foreigners from law and govt.
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>>532212448
Based and well put
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>>532212472
FDR was a closet communist, authoritarian, and piece of shit socialist that was a tyrant and was a Judicial dictator.
Lincoln destroyed the Republic and State Soverignty over niggers.
The executive was never neant to have the power these 2 men had. It is the OG beginning of the end. And as usual it was faggots in NY and Boston. Hamilton and federalists can suck my fucking balls.

LBJ should be exumed and his bones thrown into an anonymous dump in the ocean as not to pollute the soil.
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>>532213147
>Lincoln destroyed the Republic and State Soverignty over niggers.
you spelled The City of London's debt factory wrong
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>>532213147
>The executive was never neant to have the power these 2 men had
oh but it was, it was the entire reason that The City of London began planning the US Civil War the moment Jackson destroyed the Second Bank
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>>532213147
FDR was the compromise. If it weren't for the New Deal there 100% would have been a revolution. The communist party was at its largest during the great depression and even the rich knew they couldn't just continue being good little free marketeers
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>>532213499
Maybe, but FDR actually ran to the right of left republican Hoover. All Hoover would have had to do was follow what Warren G Harding did in the 1920 depression and do almost nothing and the economy would have recovered.

Now the good things about FDR is he was extremely anti immigration, extremely against women working during peacetime, and the second iteration of his administrative state was an IQ caste system and lots of systems work as an IQ caste system. He electrified the entire country and he won a crushing victory in a two front war and developed the atomic bomb with it... as Yarvin said you need to give FDR his due on that.

The problem was LBJ turned it into the administrative retard Shaniqua system we know today. If the conservative movement wasn't worthless it would have cared far more about Griggs vs Duke power than bullshit like Roe v Wade.
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>>532211781
>The early US was freakishly stable. Which is a credit to the constitition.
The constitution is so inflexible that it literally started a civil war because it's designed to be dysfunctional. What kept the US stable for so long was giving away free real estate to anyone that was pissed off.
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>>532213888
>The constitution is so inflexible that it literally started a civil war
this is some of the fakest and gayest shit ever written by a plebbitor here
imagine being so dumb you dont know the central banking kikes planned, fomented, and executed the civil war
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>>532213854
>All Hoover would have had to do was follow what Warren G Harding did in the 1920 depression and do almost nothing and the economy would have recovered.

What exactly is the logic behind this? Praxeologist dogma?
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>>532214137
the central banking kikes literally caused the great depression on purpose
very few differences to 2008
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>>532214049
The second part of his statement is true. Its more accurate to say the people behind the central bankers orchestrated the civil war (ie the Jesuits) and this was actually fairly well known in the 19th century. Its not even totally speculative Samuel Morse (the guy who invented morse code) found out about it pretty specifically.
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>>532214049
>muh central banking
Even if the greybacks weren't fiat (they were) do you think the union would just allow secession if they had a formal central bank? Muh central banking is the great cope of /pol/
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>>532214137
Warren Harding inherited a pretty deep depression from all the horrible shit Woodrow Wilson (the worst president in US history worse than Biden or LBL) did. All he did to solve it was basically administratively reverse all Wilson's insane regulatory executive orders and he got congress to lower his insane taxes and the economy recovered.

People who say Harding was a bad president because a couple of his friends (not him specifically) were crooks are retarded.
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>>532210635
“Who had the authority to ratify anything.
- Keep in mind that the offices that the Continental Congress had, were elected from the Articles of Confederation.
- By turning their backs on the Articles of Confederation and creating a new Constitution of the United States, they committed a crime.
- Just to amend the Articles of confederation, they needed 74 delegates to vote unanimously.
- 59 delegates showed up and 34 delegates signed.
- Most of the "delegates" were not even in office on the date of the signing. “
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>>532214364
The confederacy was part of an international plot... but it wasn't just about a central bank it was basically that Jesuits decided they had to destroy the US because it was too powerful a Protestant power and the confederacy and civil war was sort of a first step.

Samuel Morse found out some specifics about this.
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>>532214404
Austerity works for the short to medium term but it only deepens the crisis after the initial high. The return to normalcy is actually a great example of this
>Cut taxes and spending to end the crisis!
>worse crisis 10 years later
The UK has been doing cuts since Maggie and they've been in an endless spiral ever since
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>>532214483
Yes technically the amendment to the article of confederation that created the constitution would not have been legal and there were objections from some states along these lines except for Virginia and New York (who both wanted a much more centralized government) threatening some of the smaller states with war.

The constitution was enacted like a corrupt senate bill to screw you over secretly and in the middle of the night.
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>>532214364
as hohols found out, when you want to leave, ultimately the only mechanism the failing regime has is to bomb you and make woar
there is no "allowing" secession
free peoples are either free to choose, or they are not free
reminder that Lincoln was assassinated by the city of london for daring to issue silver certificates
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>>532214710
> The UKs problems
You could write 10 books on them. But the UK also has a huge problem of inviting the worst people in the world to it and paying them to live there at the expense of the natives.
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>>532214849
Lincoln's greenbacks were fiat not silver, but yes the bankers were really pissed he didn't do a debt based fiat and was just going to destroy the greenbacks after the war nullify the debt and go back to bimettalic sound currency.

Still his assassination plot was clearly jesuitical in nature.
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>>532214851
They also have this problem where they keep doing austerity for short term gains and it causes long term problems that they have to solve with short term gains. Austerity is the death knell of stability
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>>532214404
>worse than Biden
Does biden even crack the top 10 worst ones? He basically did nothing. Didn't even revert most of the trump era shit despite his campaign being based on pretty much just that.
For recent presidents, obama and bush were way worse, and trump has a serious chance of shooting for the top 3 worst depending on how the shit he's done play out long-term.
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>>532210635
>White man sentenced to 8 years in prison for yelling racial slur
>Edward Cagney Mathews said the wrong word
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>>532210635
Yea lol all the guys with “we the people” tattoos. My nigga you are goycattle.
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>>532214945
>>532214597
You should look up gareth gore. Opus dei is the Catholic churches new banking organ. Dirty deals with operation gladio, francos regime, child trafficking, you name it
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>>532214849
>as hohols found out
Slovenia managed to leave yugoslavia for free though. It all comes down to right time right place.
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it was a good attempt for its time, it just became a victim of (((common law)))
it should have been much more explicit with provisions to extend rights to speech and privacy to future domains and technologies
and it should be set in stone without any mechanism for change or interpretation
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Shill thread brought to you by neofeudalist assholes who want to bring back slavery
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>>532215000
> Does Biden crack 10 worst
Yeah he was really really really bad

1. Total border non-enforcement plus pushing an app asking foreigners to come here so they could get money and sourcing it to NGOs to give information about the app and process in foreign countries (I'm not kidding)
2. "Inflation reduction act" which was the exact opposite of that.
3. Killing domestic oil production any way he could
4. After causing inflation he allowed Powell to jack interest rates massively (interest rate hikes don't actually kill inflation when you're deep in debt because the government has to pay interest rate on that debt) so Trump supporters who were doing okay in the inflation by being in the market (if you weren't in Invidia) got killed and very quickly.
5. Tried to imprison as many of his political opponents as he could get away with.
6. Tried to mandate the clot shot.
7. Started the Russia Ukraine war and sent tons of money we couldn't afford to Ukraine.
8. Many many other small outrages.
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>>532215000
biden was never even president
a biden glownigger meme was
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>>532215376
Well whoever was running the administration during the "Biden presidency" was 3rd worst president in history behind only Wilson and LBJ.
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Who's to be our philisopher king? Are you sure he won't be laughed out of the room?
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>>532215301
The US constitution is irrelevant Mumbo jumbo. You will all be following noahide law soon enough…. The only law that really matters or is anything of genuine substance.
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>>532210635
Imagine worshipping a fat micro dick pedo
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>>532215486
Your 1st king is not generally a philosopher. Almost always a warrior more rarely a sort of cult leader...
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>>532215591
I don't actually contemplate Trump's penis size because I'm not a faggot.

I've been somewhat sour on Trump since he agreed to the covid lockdowns (I absolutely loved Trump before this) and failed to cross the Rubicon in January 2021 but the alternatives were worse.
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>>532214404
All of the 19th century economic depressions resolved themselves in a few years at most.
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>>532210635
true. this is why Nazi Germany was so retarded.
it would still be around if it were any good :) but it existed for less time than something as shitty as the cuckstitution.
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>>532215878
it took jewish central banking to make them last decades
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>>532210635
It's pretty bad. The only reason people like it is because the people used to be sane enough that we didn't even need many of the amendments, because the government of the time would have abided by those rights regardless. Other countries didn't even try to create a list of rights, or the country was so corrupt that their decent on paper constitution was ignored immediately.
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>>532216027
> Assuming I'm a nazi because I dare insult the magic document
No you see there is a far older form of government than national socialism which has been the norm throughout history which the white man thrived under and which has been what 90% of states in history have lived under.
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Further, all of the European economies were recovered from the Depression by 1935, it was only the US that dragged it out a decade thanks to FDR's faggotry.
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>>532210762
>stop worshipping enlightenment crap
>T. Evangelical Theocratic Authoritarian.
Kys
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>>532216289
Called it >>532216479
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>>532216289
and they still crumbled like bitches
womp womp
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>>532216606
I expect governments to undergo mean reversion eventually.
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I've never seen such an organic thread
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>>532216694
>What is historical materialism?
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>>532210696
>>532210699
>>532210762
>>532210811
>>532215596
>>532216289
>>532215445
>Imagine worshipping Faggots on Reddit and Discord.
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>>532216479
> Monarchies were absolute
Monarchies tended to be very weak governments in practice at least when they wanted to do something unpopular. Their power over what would be called the executive branch and foreign policy tended to be absolute.

But contrary to what most people think kings generally couldn't just raise taxes, condemn people to death or change the law on a whim. And their governments tended to be very weak in practice if they wanted to do something unpopular.
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>>532216798
> What is a wrong communist theory of history
You see I don't care about your theory because its wrong.
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>>532216792
I guess I didn't say trigger words for jeets or glowies to show up or for jannie to hide the threat.
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>>532216896
>Their power over what would be called the executive branch and foreign policy tended to be absolute.
Kinda like what we have now? How is that going?
>>532216981
A major criticism of it is that it can explain too many things definitely not that it is "wrong." The steam engine killed feudalism and you can nit simply go back.
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>>532215000
He was probably the most mal-intentioned president we've ever had. Every day under him you got to wake up and see on the news how much the government hates you and is trying to make you suffer. He's not the WOAT purely because the supreme court and the senate blocked him from passing any major reforms that would have caused permanent damage, such as how LBJ's reforms did.

It's actually surprising to see how well his term was white-washed. One of his first actions was signing an illegal decree making it illegal to hire or employ unvaxxed people.
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>>532215000
>Didn't even revert most of the trump era shit
The Democratic party is the controlled opposition.
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>>532217378
No the president doesn't have absolute power over the executive branch though hes supposed to. Congress tries to fuck that up by interfering with cabinet picks and trying to make overly binding appropriations (well the lobbyists who control congress).

Royal parliaments and such (which something like existed in basically every western monarchy by the high middle ages) did not propose laws or taxes really. But they could tell the king no occasionally.
> Steam engine killed feudalism
Feudalism hadn't been a thing in the Anglo world since the enclosures of the 16th century.
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>>532217729
The Republican party won't pass a law to protect itself from election fraud because its so corrupt some senators depend on election fraud to win primaries.
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>>532211283
No, faggot. They were not educated. They didn't even fucking know what electricity is. A third grader is more educated, and possibly as well travelled. They were very ignorant of the world around them.

We are less so. It's time for new thoughts, new actions.
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>>532216896
The best part of monarchy is they couldn’t just replace their own people with foreigners
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>>532218775
Why not, the english did it
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>>532210635
>liberal retard doesn't understand what the Constitute does
>doesn't protect your right to arms
Literally says 'shall not infringe'.
I can tell you're illiterate too.
>Its
It's
You can't read, can't write, your opinion is discarded.
>it can't protect you from the government
That is why you have the guns, bellend. You know, the weapons you keep trying to get rid of because you ignored every example in history of a dictatorship.
Honest to shit this poorly written post better be ragebait or you're a retard.
>>532210696
He's point is he's a faggot and hates having legal rights.
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>>532218698
The average American has never even been to London, let alone continental Europe or anywhere else in the world.

If you think a third grader is more intelligent than Thomas Jefferson or a Benjamin Franklin you are retarded.
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>>532218802
Maybe so, I guess you are right but when monarchy is tied into a genetic component is when it works the best. A king should be the best man the tribe can muster.
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>>532218802
Not when the monarchs still actually ruled...
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>>532218915
> Legal rights
Cops can shoot you and in most cases face no legal penalty. The government put people under house arrest en masse under the pretext of a bad flu and no court stopped them.

But you absolutely have the right to have illegal anchor babies become citizens.
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>>532218698
>>532218925
I know for sure that Jefferson was a smarter individual than AOC.
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>>532218925
>>532219503
I responded to this point about education earlier. Its not that the founding fathers were stupid or uneducated its that they were huffing the farts of the intellectual cancer known as "the enlightenment". The enlightenment was objectively and scientifically wrong about almost everything. Political theory was unironically far more pragmatic and based on true assumptions about human nature during the middle ages.
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>>532219705
They weren't actually wrong when they said only a society of enlightened white males could properly function.
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>>532219811
The problem with republics is they never stay with their original homogeneous population because either laxity or political malefactors causes new people to be imported.

There is a tanky faction on /pol that says communism was better than capitalism because at least the communist countries preserved their ethnic makeup, and while thats true its so much the economic systems of the east that protected the demographics of communist countries but the political ones. Historical monarchies didn't allow mass immigration either and if they did they generally let the populace do pogroms against the newcomers if they got pissed off.
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>>532211781
Facts and based.
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>>532213499
Good revolution of millions of white Christians compising 95% of the country angry at jewish bankscin london in 1930s could have saved the country.
FDR was a socialist and fellow traveller of communists and progressives. He invited in the Frankfurters. And he was a piece of shit.
So are his admirers.
Maybe if CW2 happened then wed have President Patton and Europe woukd speak German instead of Arabic inbred.
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Antifederalist quotes:

These lawyers and men of learning, and moneyed men that talk so finely, and gloss over matters so smoothly, to make us, poor illiterate people, swallow down the pill, expect to get into Congress themselves; they expect to be the managers of this Constitution, and get all the power and all the money into their own hands, and then they will swallow up all us little folks, like the great Leviathan…yes, just as the whale swallowed up Jonah.
— Amos Singletary, delegate from Worcester County at the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 25, 1788
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Antifederalist quotes:

We dissent, secondly, because the powers vested in Congress by this constitution, must necessarily annihilate and absorb the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of the several states, and produce from their ruins one consolidated government, which from the nature of things will be an iron handed despotism, as nothing short of the supremacy of despotic sway could connect and govern these United States under one government.



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