Some American History most public schools ignore..
Mar 15, 2014 17:34:03 #
permafrost wrote:
Doc, I bet you are dieing, so I will bite on your bait, What is Federalist #29 and 46? what are they about and where can I look for them?
Google "Federalist Papers."
Mar 15, 2014 17:44:33 #
Skyhook wrote:
I seldom use the term 'leftist' and instead use a more modern, more accurate term derived from what's real today. A term derived from what has become a seamless blend of amorphous Democrats and Progressives - DemProgs.
Would you accept "ProgDems," kind of like "ConReps"?
Mar 15, 2014 17:48:30 #
Glaucon wrote:
Please review for pompous, patronizing, self aggrandizing deflection and B.S.
You're projecting...
Mar 15, 2014 17:52:30 #
docwill wrote:
Google "Federalist Papers."
Yes, but why Federalist Papers? What did you find in them that proved what?
Mar 15, 2014 17:54:26 #
docwill wrote:
You're projecting...
It is O.K. for you to claim someone is projecting, but I used that first and would like your just to cite the fact that you learned about it from me. Thanks and use my words as carefully as I do.
Mar 15, 2014 18:18:31 #
Glaucon wrote:
It is O.K. for you to claim someone is projecting, but I used that first and would like your just to cite the fact that you learned about it from me. Thanks and use my words as carefully as I do.
Sorry; missed that...
Mar 15, 2014 18:37:06 #
Glaucon wrote:
Yes, but why Federalist Papers? What did you find in them that proved what?
"Preambles" were the style of the times; they are found throughout the Constitution, [...well regulated ("trained and equipped," not "limited,") militia...]. The body, ("...right of the people...shall not be infringed,") is the operant idea. The militia was comprised of citizens available to be called-up. This was a subset of all citizens, all of whom possessed the natural right to bear arms, permission from gov't bureaucrats or politicians not needed...
Mar 15, 2014 19:03:19 #
docwill wrote:
"Preambles" were the style of the times;... (show quote)
I forgot what you were suggesting these items proved or provided evidence for. Remind me.
Mar 15, 2014 19:15:50 #
vernon wrote:
what historians and what records i know he held slaves but that dosent pprove he was a slave trader
oh prove his innocense i thaught it was innocent until proven guilty
Mar 15, 2014 19:19:24 #
Glaucon wrote:
It is O.K. for you to claim someone is projecting, but I used that first and would like your just to cite the fact that you learned about it from me. Thanks and use my words as carefully as I do.
i have to say your full of bull shit.
Mar 15, 2014 19:21:20 #
Glaucon wrote:
I think Brian points out that Jefferson was a human being as I hope all of us are. no one is prefect even Reagan.
Brian's comments are consistent with history. How do you disagree with what he wrote? Do you believe Jefferson owned slaves?
Brian's comments are consistent with history. How do you disagree with what he wrote? Do you believe Jefferson owned slaves?
just when was this hoistory written ,you know that the progressives have rewritten history to suit them selves.
Mar 15, 2014 19:23:31 #
vernon wrote:
i have to say your full of bull shit.
If a human or a humanoid said that to me, I would have hurt feelings. I don't
Mar 15, 2014 19:27:25 #
vernon wrote:
just when was this hoistory written ,you know that the progressives have rewritten history to suit them selves.
What is a history?
Mar 16, 2014 09:23:53 #
The way to protect liberty is to become active in your political party, vote and be aware of political events and news.Mao said that power comes through the barrel of a gun, maybe but liberty comes through the ballot box!!
dbleach3 wrote:
Does anyone serious think that if you dig a hole in Idaho and take your guns with you that you could beat the American army if they decide to take all your liberties away? Seriously? Will your AR or AK stop the air forces bombs. Or is just the thinking of David Koresh?
I think WE, the states, still have the National Guard, or has this president retired it.
I think WE, the states, still have the National Guard, or has this president retired it.
Mar 16, 2014 10:30:41 #
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