It's a BIG club and you ain't in ithttps://teachingamericanhistory.org/document/centinel-i/
>>542876071>supposed comedian>just rants about white people, republicans, Christians, etc>never tells anything resembling an actual jokeGeorge Carlin was an unfunny faggot and I’m sick of people pretending that he wasn’t. Literally the reddit of comedy.
>>542876071teachin gamer i can history .orghuh? what does this have to do with gamers.. discarded
>>542876071>antiwhite piece of shit edge lordS
>>542876179it's boomer brainrot slop commentary what do you expect, dennis Leary was at least edgy about it
>>542876179>>542876216>>542876233>>542876248>The foregoing are the outlines of the plan.>Thus we see, the house of representatives, are on the part of the people to balance the senate, who I suppose will be composed of the better sort, the well born, etc. The number of the representatives (being only one for every 30,000 inhabitants) appears to be too few, either to communicate the requisite information, of the wants, local circumstances and sentiments of so extensive an empire, or to prevent corruption and undue influence, in the exercise of such great powers; the term for which they are to be chosen, too long to preserve a due dependence and accountability to their constituents; and the mode and places of their election not sufficiently ascertained, for as Congress have the control over both, they may govern the choice, by ordering the representatives of a whole state, to be elected in one place, and that too may be the most inconvenient.cont.
>The senate, the great efficient body in this plan of government, is constituted on the most unequal principles. The smallest state in the union has equal weight with the great states of Virginia, Massachusetts, or Pennsylvania—The Senate, besides its legislative functions, has a very considerable share in the Executive; none of the principal appointments to office can be made without its advice and consent. The term and mode of its appointment, will lead to permanency; the members are chosen for six years, the mode is under the control of Congress, and as there is no exclusion by rotation, they may be continued for life, which, from their extensive means of influence, would follow of course. The President, who would be a mere pageant of state, unless he coincides with the views of the Senate, would either become the head of the aristocratic junto in that body, or its minion, besides, their influence being the most predominant, could the best secure his re-election to office. And from his power of granting pardons, he might screen from punishment the most treasonable attempts on liberties of the people, when instigated by the Senate.>From this investigation into the organization of this government, it appears that it is devoid of all responsibility or accountability to the great body of the people, and that so far from being a regular balanced government, it would be in practice a permanent ARISTOCRACY.
>>542876179Spoken just like the butthurt cuntservative pieces of shit he was referring to
>>542876071George Carlin was a prophethttps://youtu.be/guQw3nSkXMY?si=7WXS67jnS5PMIZ2u
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>>542876179>>542876216>>542876233>>542876248>>542876248Whatever Carlin's politics he was right about the little guy being pushed to the sidelines, pawns to be exploited and manipulated by a refurbished aristocracy. To think that any of these people (really, politicians) care about your well being and leaving them unchallenged, is cuck behavior. Do something about this, Americans.
