@theARMORYchannel thank you pete!!!!! i cant believe how ignorant these people are.... how can u blame an inanimate object for committing a crime its foolish.
“Never retreat Nancy, just reload. The most productive Speaker of the House in modern history has no reason to retreat from leading her caucus...Republican's cannot point to a single legislative success in the last two years... For now, they are all puffed up over their recent elections, but they had better study their history... they will [not] hold on to the...majority for long.”
Posted on the Huffington Post 2 months ago & still on the Huffington Post to this day.
Yes, yes they are now. I'm concerned that it seems revisionist. I certainly mean not to insinuate that you deny our ugly past in regards to slavery. The Constitution went into effect in Mar 1789 but the BofR was not until Dec 1791. Its clear what our forefathers intended or else why include language that deemed non-whites 3/5 a person if the BofR truly applied to anyone other than Caucasians - at the time. Let me come full circle. I guess my original point in this whole dialogue is this:
I don't think a glock is a "Assault Weapon" olbermann. And putting a AR-15 at the beginning of the news real is some nice subliminal messaging. He must not know that the National Crime Victim Survey estimated that guns are used defensibility 100,000 times a year. And other reports have it at 2.5 million times a year. With 2 million Americans in jail, that seems probable.
It is pretty clear, SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. If you start taking apart the Constitution that sets up your form of government, your done America. I guess freedom and liberty was an experiment.
@IranContraScumDid911 I suspect I'm about to engage in a futile exercise. Your comment compels me to ascertain your reality. Your profile asserts you're a Christian, so I'll try to make a comparison. Christians believe the bible to be the word of God as disseminated to his disciples and prophets. However, the "Great Book" seems to even have been improved upon from the Old Testament to the New Testament. We went from a vengeful and wrathful god to a more compassionate god. Surely, a document
@IranContraScumDid911 like the Constitution created by imperfect being it is not a perfect document, never has been and never will be. Why then continue to cling to its imperfections if they can be improved upon. The constitution is a tool, a framework for us to make a more perfect union. We respect the wisdom it has granted us and recognize it is not an-all knowing eye to all our nations problems. Otherwise we risk loosing our most endearing quality as humans the ability to adapt and grow.
@IranContraScumDid911 Futile as I feared. Here are some grammatical tips: you're vs your, "your" is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership and "you're" is a contraction for you are. For someone accusing me of being stupid I would appreciate if you could do so in a way befitting a proper American education. I'm neither offended or take umbrage. I do wish to engage you on your statement. You're right perhaps a terrible analogy. I'll be direct the constitution is a tool and a framework.
@IranContraScumDid911 I wish to understand these Dystopian theories of government collapse if we as a people choose to grow beyond the constraints of a constitution written for a different time. Prohibition and slavery were openly embraced in this document and yet we the people had the intuition to strip them from the document because they had NO PLACE IN A FREE & OPEN SOCIETY. Why then do people like you continue to live and die with such rigidity for a document that demands flexibility.
@IranContraScumDid911 scholars would agree that the Bill of Rights does not mention slavery in particular other than deeming Blacks as 3/5 a person Article 1 Sec 2. Your statement "Prohibition and slavery are illegal in the original bill of rights." This is factually inaccurate. Please note that the original bill of rights nearly contained an amendment with the exact opposite. Please reference "The Slavery Amendment (1861). This amendment expressly forbade the abolition of slavery but failed.
@Live2Excel Blacks are human just like you, and are protected by the document, as natural born citizens. Slavery was outlawed long before the civil war, just not enforced.
@IranContraScumDid911 My four year old engages in name calling when he doesn't get his way, he, like you, will learn to use his "big boy words." I tell him like countless responsible adults before me " you can disagree without being disagreeable. Your words, sir "If you start taking apart the Constitution that sets up your form of government, your [sic] done America." Clearly you have not referenced the Bill of Rights but The Constitution. The supreme law of the land. FYI, constitutional
@IranContraScumDid911 I think we're getting somewhere sir. Thank you for continuing to indulge me. I just read the ENTIRE Constitutionalist Platform as produced by The Constitution Society. Interesting, quite frankly, somewhat noble. This belief insists that rights recognized in BofR precede all others, all times and everywhere. Please note that I better understand your assertion about the BofR but after research about our founding fathers I submit this to you: continued
@IranContraScumDid911 Despite the freedoms demanded in the Declaration and the freedoms reserved in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, slavery was not only tolerated in the Constitution, but it was codified.
@Live2Excel We both agree that blacks are citizens of the US, and are protected as such. Indians were also treated the same way, not because the Constitution permitted it. They have the same rights, as natural born humans. Muslims are currently focused on in our country, a clear violation of the first amendment. The rights protect you from an oppressive government, at least they did before they rewrote it in 2003 because of 9/11.
@IranContraScumDid911 While we seem to disagree about whether The Constitution and/or Bill of Rights expressly permitted slavery and prohibition. I think its clear, while I understand your assertion that the Bill of Rights seemingly inherently forbade this doesn't seem to reconcile with the need for the 13th and 21st. I'll end our dialogue with this, America is a great nation because of the 2nd Amendment gun right - AMERICA WILL SOON BE AN EVEN GREATER NATION DESPITE 2ND AMD GUN RIGHTS.
It is pretty clear, SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. If you start taking apart the Constitution that sets up your form of government, your done America. I guess freedom and liberty was an experiment.
I absolutely abhor the fact that something so quintessential to the American Cultural Tapestry like our 2nd Amendment has become so perverted. I often wonder if anyone else realizes that it seems at times those uniquely American Values that have made our country so great will ultimately be a cause for great pain in the future. The 2nd Amendment has outlived its usefulness in regards to guns. Perverted by every halfwit who gets an hard-on from brandishing a weapon. We are better than this.
wow that mugshot is crazy, you can really tell how his mental illness has effected him physically when compared to that other pic they have of him as a normal looking kid in 2008 :(
the guns not the problem. its the dudes brain!! get some comin sense.
theARMORYchannel 6 months ago
@theARMORYchannel thank you pete!!!!! i cant believe how ignorant these people are.... how can u blame an inanimate object for committing a crime its foolish.
darthcollosus 2 months ago
“Never retreat Nancy, just reload. The most productive Speaker of the House in modern history has no reason to retreat from leading her caucus...Republican's cannot point to a single legislative success in the last two years... For now, they are all puffed up over their recent elections, but they had better study their history... they will [not] hold on to the...majority for long.”
Posted on the Huffington Post 2 months ago & still on the Huffington Post to this day.
CornFedArmen 1 year ago
Yes, yes they are now. I'm concerned that it seems revisionist. I certainly mean not to insinuate that you deny our ugly past in regards to slavery. The Constitution went into effect in Mar 1789 but the BofR was not until Dec 1791. Its clear what our forefathers intended or else why include language that deemed non-whites 3/5 a person if the BofR truly applied to anyone other than Caucasians - at the time. Let me come full circle. I guess my original point in this whole dialogue is this:
Live2Excel 1 year ago
I don't think a glock is a "Assault Weapon" olbermann. And putting a AR-15 at the beginning of the news real is some nice subliminal messaging. He must not know that the National Crime Victim Survey estimated that guns are used defensibility 100,000 times a year. And other reports have it at 2.5 million times a year. With 2 million Americans in jail, that seems probable.
rightsman123 1 year ago
DROP THE SOAP FARRED!
TheVMFA333 1 year ago
It is pretty clear, SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. If you start taking apart the Constitution that sets up your form of government, your done America. I guess freedom and liberty was an experiment.
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 I suspect I'm about to engage in a futile exercise. Your comment compels me to ascertain your reality. Your profile asserts you're a Christian, so I'll try to make a comparison. Christians believe the bible to be the word of God as disseminated to his disciples and prophets. However, the "Great Book" seems to even have been improved upon from the Old Testament to the New Testament. We went from a vengeful and wrathful god to a more compassionate god. Surely, a document
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 like the Constitution created by imperfect being it is not a perfect document, never has been and never will be. Why then continue to cling to its imperfections if they can be improved upon. The constitution is a tool, a framework for us to make a more perfect union. We respect the wisdom it has granted us and recognize it is not an-all knowing eye to all our nations problems. Otherwise we risk loosing our most endearing quality as humans the ability to adapt and grow.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@Live2Excel Holy shit your stupid, that was literally the dumbest thing I have read on the internet EVER. EVER!!!!
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
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Live2Excel 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 Futile as I feared. Here are some grammatical tips: you're vs your, "your" is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership and "you're" is a contraction for you are. For someone accusing me of being stupid I would appreciate if you could do so in a way befitting a proper American education. I'm neither offended or take umbrage. I do wish to engage you on your statement. You're right perhaps a terrible analogy. I'll be direct the constitution is a tool and a framework.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
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IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
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Live2Excel 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 I wish to understand these Dystopian theories of government collapse if we as a people choose to grow beyond the constraints of a constitution written for a different time. Prohibition and slavery were openly embraced in this document and yet we the people had the intuition to strip them from the document because they had NO PLACE IN A FREE & OPEN SOCIETY. Why then do people like you continue to live and die with such rigidity for a document that demands flexibility.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@Live2Excel Prohibition and slavery are illegal in the original bill of rights. You are a lame.
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
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Live2Excel 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 scholars would agree that the Bill of Rights does not mention slavery in particular other than deeming Blacks as 3/5 a person Article 1 Sec 2. Your statement "Prohibition and slavery are illegal in the original bill of rights." This is factually inaccurate. Please note that the original bill of rights nearly contained an amendment with the exact opposite. Please reference "The Slavery Amendment (1861). This amendment expressly forbade the abolition of slavery but failed.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@Live2Excel Blacks are human just like you, and are protected by the document, as natural born citizens. Slavery was outlawed long before the civil war, just not enforced.
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 My four year old engages in name calling when he doesn't get his way, he, like you, will learn to use his "big boy words." I tell him like countless responsible adults before me " you can disagree without being disagreeable. Your words, sir "If you start taking apart the Constitution that sets up your form of government, your [sic] done America." Clearly you have not referenced the Bill of Rights but The Constitution. The supreme law of the land. FYI, constitutional
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@Live2Excel I am a constitutionalist, it is the foiundation my political belief ...... The bill of rights IS part of the constitution.
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 I think we're getting somewhere sir. Thank you for continuing to indulge me. I just read the ENTIRE Constitutionalist Platform as produced by The Constitution Society. Interesting, quite frankly, somewhat noble. This belief insists that rights recognized in BofR precede all others, all times and everywhere. Please note that I better understand your assertion about the BofR but after research about our founding fathers I submit this to you: continued
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 Despite the freedoms demanded in the Declaration and the freedoms reserved in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, slavery was not only tolerated in the Constitution, but it was codified.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
@Live2Excel We both agree that blacks are citizens of the US, and are protected as such. Indians were also treated the same way, not because the Constitution permitted it. They have the same rights, as natural born humans. Muslims are currently focused on in our country, a clear violation of the first amendment. The rights protect you from an oppressive government, at least they did before they rewrote it in 2003 because of 9/11.
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
@IranContraScumDid911 While we seem to disagree about whether The Constitution and/or Bill of Rights expressly permitted slavery and prohibition. I think its clear, while I understand your assertion that the Bill of Rights seemingly inherently forbade this doesn't seem to reconcile with the need for the 13th and 21st. I'll end our dialogue with this, America is a great nation because of the 2nd Amendment gun right - AMERICA WILL SOON BE AN EVEN GREATER NATION DESPITE 2ND AMD GUN RIGHTS.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
It is pretty clear, SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. If you start taking apart the Constitution that sets up your form of government, your done America. I guess freedom and liberty was an experiment.
IranContraScumDid911 1 year ago
I absolutely abhor the fact that something so quintessential to the American Cultural Tapestry like our 2nd Amendment has become so perverted. I often wonder if anyone else realizes that it seems at times those uniquely American Values that have made our country so great will ultimately be a cause for great pain in the future. The 2nd Amendment has outlived its usefulness in regards to guns. Perverted by every halfwit who gets an hard-on from brandishing a weapon. We are better than this.
Live2Excel 1 year ago
wow that mugshot is crazy, you can really tell how his mental illness has effected him physically when compared to that other pic they have of him as a normal looking kid in 2008 :(
tehrandy 1 year ago
FIRST.... lol..
ninjazachy06 1 year ago