Interview with Thomas Jefferson - Part I

[mommaliberty]

I made this with the intent of finishing abd never did! I have since lost the file I created it with due to a virus:( I would love to finish it and clean it up.

[TheDroid4ce]

Wow sir/ma'am, I really wanted to hear what Thomas Jefferson (the greatest mind in American History) had to say, but you hardly even let him speak at all ! Shame on You !

[stevedb28]

some points were good and on point, some were not. Would the Founding Fathers acted upon 9/11? You damn right they would have just like they did against the redcoats. Would they have taken it so far as to go to Afghanistan to take the fight to Al Queda? Yup. Would they have gone to Iraq? Absolutely not. Lets not forget that Washingtons men fought without shoes and tathered clothes to defeat the toughest nation of their time. They were fighters to the end!!!

[RonPaulBenjaminFrank]

@stevedb28 im not disagreeing with you. but its impossible to know what the founding fathers would have done after 9/11, but they did write the constitution and the constituion clearly outlines a foreign policy that is against war. i think they might have worked with afganistan to get al queda but not invaded them. not being a tyrannt invading another nations sovergnity. however, 9/11 would not have happened underneath the founding fathers constiution. 9/11 was the effect of our foreign policy

[superhamzah85]

@stevedb28

The Founding Fathers would boycott Israel entirely. They would have no issues with middle eastern militants.

[polygamous1]

@stevedb28 if the great men who founded america where still running the country america would a been the most admired n loved country on earth 9/11 would never have happened remember them days america stood for freedom Liberty n justice u think GWB stood for the same princibles? n in No way am defending the murders of the innocent america today its Not what it once was n i hate to say this but its true

[CaptBeauregards]

Listen up, Mr. Lincoln - you old Federalist Whig Black Republican Totalitarian Collectivist Liberal side-show, you!

[gnatsum67]

wait i dont get it... so an attack on the US .. on our ground .. is not a justifiable cause of war? I think on 9/12 there may have been a few people who thought it in our interest to not just sit and wait for another attack. just my thought

[abcforcongress]

Sir/Mam,

Iraq did not attack us on 9/11. Further more the CIA and 9/11 Commission sited blowback as a main contributor to the attack. We hav been propping up malicious dictators in the middle east since the 1950's. So we were not attacked because of freedom hating radicals but because our Government has not followed the principals of the founding fathers for quite some time.

[elsavelazquez1]

@abcforcongress knows their history.

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[Tromminator]

Hmm. Three minutes into this and you think Jefferson believes that the Constitution is a timeless document?

Didn't he hold to the belief that the Constitution should be torn up and rewritten every 19 years? Didn't he say that the Earth belongs to the living?

[thomasw78]

I think the quote is that every generation has a right to have its own revolution. This is a subtle but important difference. The timeless principles in the Constitution can easily be carried from one generation to the next or one government to the next. Did our own revolution not build upon past governments and adopt important principles from history?

[TheShock3r]

sounds like ron paul

[Tackleqb]

WOW thats all i can say.... Thomas Jeffersn sounds like a god almost...such amazing choice of words...so beautiful

[mrsjtwalker]

This is a great dialogue - just needs to be cleaned up a bit. I agree with the comments from AntiFred. Good job on the Q&A, though!!

[AntiFed1791]

Excellent, but consider some better kind of delineation between the interviewer and interviewee. Perhaps a picture of the questioner while the question is up, followed by a picture of Jefferson while he answers.

Also, consider adding some sources for Jefferson's quotes or ideas.