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Mar 19, 2018 8:25 PM
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TacoCatte50
Quote Ben Franklin too. That guy was crazy.
dillybones
I say we scrap them both and see what happens
RightCross
I'm sure these sentences don't need any context or anything.
Tenemoslosfactos
Or we could just look directly to the First Amendment of the Constitution.
DevinNatTyv
No one read that one, nor the 14th. Nor any of them except the second and fifth.
pezon
It's also funny to me that people talk about the founding fathers as some cohesive unit, when in fact they were bitterly divided on many…
pezon
… issues, especially slavery and federalism.
TheTastiestTampon
The divides do not matter half as much as the willingness to compromise.
ThatsPermanent
What about the other, forgotten, founding fathers who weren't rich? Roger Sherman, Nathaniel Hale, Benedict Arnold, Lizzie Borden
BeardicPerformance
Was Benedict Arnold the founding father of treason?
ThatsPermanent
I think he may have been. But before that he was a war hero for the colonists. But then, yeah, the treason.
LawFiveGuy
The main difference between government and the catholic church is a matter of screwing everyone or just little boys
Beepboopeatfruitloop
I'm tired of this priests rape little boys shit
NeoBrunswickois
Yeah, so are the boys
shreddedking
conservatives - we don't want Islamic shariah laws. conservatives - how dare you disrespect my religion shariah law and did abortion?
SwedishKarl
You're making fun of conservatives for not wanting sharia law?
shreddedking
no. conservatives are hypocritical that they have no problem in shoving down Christian shariah laws down others throat.
SwedishKarl
Like what?