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Wonder how long until we're over there bleeding trying to help them regain their Nation. Again.
Where any of us alive when this happened. NO!! Quit living in the past why should we be blamed for things are ancestors did???It's just a matter of time before whites are a minority in the lands they brutalized and stole.
The muslims were having a nice private family day.
When these 3 trouble makers showed up in order to cause problems.
The police did the right thing.
The muslims were having a nice private family day.
When these 3 trouble makers showed up in order to cause problems.
The police did the right thing.
No they didn't......that was a public sidewalk.....open to ALL the public, not just muslims....the local police are being controlled by the muslim community......much the same way they are controlled in European muslim communities....
This is a clear violation of the First Amendment.....something you muslims do not believe in....
The muslims were having a nice private family day.
When these 3 trouble makers showed up in order to cause problems.
The police did the right thing.
No they didn't......that was a public sidewalk.....open to ALL the public, not just muslims....the local police are being controlled by the muslim community......much the same way they are controlled in European muslim communities....
This is a clear violation of the First Amendment.....something you muslims do not believe in....
Most abrahamic religions are lacking quite a bit in the First Amendment area.
No they didn't......that was a public sidewalk.....open to ALL the public, not just muslims....the local police are being controlled by the muslim community......much the same way they are controlled in European muslim communities....
This is a clear violation of the First Amendment.....something you muslims do not believe in....
Most abrahamic religions are lacking quite a bit in the First Amendment area.
Pls take note that it was Christians who wrote the First Amendment....
Islam certainly is lacking in the First Amendment area....because Islam is not merely a religion....it is a comprehensive socio-economic and political system that is more similar to communism than democracy.....it is diametrically opposed to individual liberty....
Most abrahamic religions are lacking quite a bit in the First Amendment area.
Pls take note that it was Christians who wrote the First Amendment....
Islam certainly is lacking in the First Amendment area....because Islam is not merely a religion....it is a comprehensive socio-economic and political system that is more similar to communism than democracy.....it is diametrically opposed to individual liberty....
Please note that it was Deists (Deism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) that created our Bill of Rights.
In any case.....please note the religions of the delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention....you know.....those people who represented the states that actually ratified and signed our Constitution and the Bill of Rights into law....Madison, at the head of the Virginia delegation of the 1st Congress, had originally opposed a Bill of Rights but hoped to pre-empt a second Constitutional Convention that might have undone the difficult compromises of 1787: a second convention would open the entire Constitution to reconsideration and could undermine the work he and so many others had done in establishing the structure of the U.S. Government. Writing to Jefferson, he stated, "The friends of the Constitution...wish the revisal to be carried no farther than to supply additional guards for liberty...and are fixed in opposition to the risk of another Convention....It is equally certain that there are others who urge a second Convention with the insidious hope of throwing all things into Confusion, and of subverting the fabric just established, if not the Union itself."[50]
Madison based much of the Bill of Rights on George Mason's Virginia Declaration of Rights (1776),[51] which itself had been written with Madison's input. He carefully considered the state amendment recommendations as well. He looked for recommendations shared by many states to avoid controversy and reduce opposition to the ratification of the future amendments.[52] Additionally, Madison's work on the Bill of Rights reflected centuries of English law and philosophy, further modified by the principles of the American Revolution.
United States Bill of Rights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lambert (2003) has examined the religious affiliations and beliefs of the Founders. Of the 55 delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention, 49 were Protestants, and three were Roman Catholics (C. Carroll, D. Carroll, and Fitzsimons). Among the Protestant delegates to the Constitutional Convention, 28 were Church of England (or Episcopalian, after the American Revolutionary War was won), eight were Presbyterians, seven were Congregationalists, two were Lutherans, two were Dutch Reformed, and two were Methodists.
A few prominent Founding Fathers were anti-clerical Christians, such as Thomas Jefferson[13][14][15] (who created the so-called "Jefferson Bible") and Benjamin Franklin.[16] A few others (most notably Thomas Paine) were deists, or at least held beliefs very similar to those of deists.[17]
Founding Fathers of the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's just a matter of time before whites are a minority in the lands they brutalized and stole.
Yea we did but that is old. You really gotta go there? Your no better than the op
Pls take note that it was Christians who wrote the First Amendment....
Islam certainly is lacking in the First Amendment area....because Islam is not merely a religion....it is a comprehensive socio-economic and political system that is more similar to communism than democracy.....it is diametrically opposed to individual liberty....
Please note that it was Deists (Deism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) that created our Bill of Rights.
Who was that.....James Madison?.....he was an Episcopalian (altho some claim he had some Deistic ideas).....George Mason?....he was Anglican, Episcopalian....there was also input on the Bill of Rights from the various states....
In any case.....please note the religions of the delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention....you know.....those people who represented the states that actually ratified and signed our Constitution and the Bill of Rights into law....Madison, at the head of the Virginia delegation of the 1st Congress, had originally opposed a Bill of Rights but hoped to pre-empt a second Constitutional Convention that might have undone the difficult compromises of 1787: a second convention would open the entire Constitution to reconsideration and could undermine the work he and so many others had done in establishing the structure of the U.S. Government. Writing to Jefferson, he stated, "The friends of the Constitution...wish the revisal to be carried no farther than to supply additional guards for liberty...and are fixed in opposition to the risk of another Convention....It is equally certain that there are others who urge a second Convention with the insidious hope of throwing all things into Confusion, and of subverting the fabric just established, if not the Union itself."[50]
Madison based much of the Bill of Rights on George Mason's Virginia Declaration of Rights (1776),[51] which itself had been written with Madison's input. He carefully considered the state amendment recommendations as well. He looked for recommendations shared by many states to avoid controversy and reduce opposition to the ratification of the future amendments.[52] Additionally, Madison's work on the Bill of Rights reflected centuries of English law and philosophy, further modified by the principles of the American Revolution.
United States Bill of Rights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lambert (2003) has examined the religious affiliations and beliefs of the Founders. Of the 55 delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention, 49 were Protestants, and three were Roman Catholics (C. Carroll, D. Carroll, and Fitzsimons). Among the Protestant delegates to the Constitutional Convention, 28 were Church of England (or Episcopalian, after the American Revolutionary War was won), eight were Presbyterians, seven were Congregationalists, two were Lutherans, two were Dutch Reformed, and two were Methodists.
A few prominent Founding Fathers were anti-clerical Christians, such as Thomas Jefferson[13][14][15] (who created the so-called "Jefferson Bible") and Benjamin Franklin.[16] A few others (most notably Thomas Paine) were deists, or at least held beliefs very similar to those of deists.[17]
Founding Fathers of the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Without whites, people will sit outside in the dark again.It's just a matter of time before whites are a minority in the lands they brutalized and stole.
Without whites, people will sit outside in the dark again.It's just a matter of time before whites are a minority in the lands they brutalized and stole.
What's wrong with sitting outside in the dark?
Without whites, people will sit outside in the dark again.
What's wrong with sitting outside in the dark?
I like guzzling 40s outside in the dark.