The Founding Fathers Warned Us About the Powers of the Supreme Court

DaSleeper

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Because the GAY AGENDA forced them to. They've been playing the long game, slowing chipping away all social order and tradition. It all began when Anne Boleyn wanted to marry her toaster. She seduced Henry VIII so that he would begin the process of destroying the sanctity of marriage. The GAY AGENDA grew from there and during the writing of the US constitution, manipulated the founding fathers to create the Supreme Court knowing some day it would result in the further erosion of marriage. Same-sex marriage isn't the end. We still can't marry toasters. You just wait and see how the GAY AGENDA unfolds. Anne Boleyn's dream will be reality. HAIL SATAN.

The sarcasm is a bit overdone......Just a one liner would have been perfect...8O
 

Corduroy

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The sarcasm is a bit overdone......Just a one liner would have been perfect...8O

 

Twila

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they bring history alive. I love watching the actors give it their all even when the speech has hiccups, odd pauses and mistakes.

My favourite show.
 

Tecumsehsbones

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Because the GAY AGENDA forced them to. They've been playing the long game, slowing chipping away all social order and tradition. It all began when Anne Boleyn wanted to marry her toaster. She seduced Henry VIII so that he would begin the process of destroying the sanctity of marriage. The GAY AGENDA grew from there and during the writing of the US constitution, manipulated the founding fathers to create the Supreme Court knowing some day it would result in the further erosion of marriage. Same-sex marriage isn't the end. We still can't marry toasters. You just wait and see how the GAY AGENDA unfolds. Anne Boleyn's dream will be reality. HAIL SATAN.
Of course, Anne Boleyn's toaster looked like this:




Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of... Drunkenness? | The Fix

Contrary to those familiar subdued oil paintings that depict the signing of the Constitution, the birth of our country was far from a sober affair. In fact, records reveal, in the days before the Founding Fathers signed the document in 1787, the 55 delegates to the Constitutional Convention found themselves at a Philadelphia tavern—where, for lack of a better phrase, they partied their asses off. The bar tab included: "54 bottles of Madeira, 60 bottles of claret, eight of whiskey, 22 of porter, eight of hard cider, 12 of beer and seven bowls of alcoholic punch."

best heard by drunk people I think:


That famous painting was of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The Constitution had to be ratified by all 13 states. It took a while.

The "partied their asses off" part is correct.
 

EagleSmack

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they bring history alive. I love watching the actors give it their all even when the speech has hiccups, odd pauses and mistakes.

My favourite show.


That's what makes it so great. Facial expressions and people around them responding... great concept.
 

gopher

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"lefty source"

talk about broken record


correction to the myth of NY Times leftism - the one pro war group who told us they had iron clad "proof" that your hero Bush was correct about WMD in Iraq and an impending attack that never materialized


if you want more proof on how the right wing delusionals always love the USSC up to now, do a Google search and you'll find plenty of other links