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You mean like entertaining our troops on the 4th of July?
Obama Publicly Bashes Our Nations Founders On 4Th Of July.
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You mean like entertaining our troops on the 4th of July?
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Loved when she accused others of prostituting themselves ... that's what she did and continues to do.
EriktheRed
Eh...
What "bigoted view of women" is being demonstrated?
Flopper
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I have no idea what the speech was about since this is a sound byte probably taken out of context. But from what was said I don't see that he is bashing anybody.
NYcarbineer
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So in your personal Constitutional utopia it would have been left up to the states to decide whether or not women should vote?
lol
EriktheRed
Eh...
Epsilon Delta
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Junky's, obviously. He must be a ******* chauvinist if he disagrees with AllieBaba's position on Sarah Palin. In fact, it's just blatantly obvious that every "liberal" is a sexist pig, because they think Sarah Palin is a dunce.
Just like every "conservative" is a total racist for thinking Barak Obama is a dunce. Right?
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Good limk. Yep. They " founded" alright.
They found a Plutocracy.
What a list of ******* inbred scumbags.
Good limk. Yep. They " founded" alright.
They found a Plutocracy.
What a list of ******* inbred scumbags.
ba1614
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That would lead me to respect them even more(if that's even possible) because they risked all of their wealth for something they believed in.
How far would the revolution have gotten if those fellas were broke? How much of their personal wealth did they spend during the war?
The Infidel
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Bullshit..... women had the right to vote back in the day.
They just had to own property.
Go back to history class
'Glenn Beck': Founders' Friday: Women of the American Revolution - Glenn Beck - FOXNews.com
"BARTON: The revolution changed a lot of things. It changed the relationship we had politically, but it also changed a lot of cultural things as we have seen on other "Founders' Fridays." Black founding fathers at that point in time. Suddenly a lot of the founding fathers were able to express themselves as abolitionists and they couldn't do under British law, same with women.
1776, we wipe out 13 British governments and we have to create new governments so the founding fathers from New Jersey who signed the declaration, they went back, started writing their own state constitution as they did in other states.
New Jersey, they wrote in the constitution the right for women to vote. So women started to vote in New Jersey in 1776. That was a right that the founding fathers put into the documents. Women had voted in colonial America before that as well. In Pennsylvania, back in the French- Indian war, et cetera, but they put in the constitution.
BECK: All right, but it was in Pennsylvania, was it a constant?
BARTON: It was not constant. Interestingly enough, the voting rights were tied a lot of times to ownership of property. If you owned property, you could vote. Being from Texas, our schools are funded by the property taxes. The deal is if you own property, pay the taxes for everybody who goes to school, but the problem in Texas is 47 percent of people own property, the other 53 don't.
So you can get majority of people telling the property owner what we're going to pay for taxes. The founding fathers said wait a minute, you shouldn't be able to tell people what to do with their own property if you don't have vested interest to losing your own property. So you had to be a property owner to vote.
Now, they made easy. In Pennsylvania, you could buy land for one penny an acre. They wanted you to be a property owner, but once you had it that affected the way you thought about telling people what to do with their property.
So the property rights concept was started. So women could vote if they owned property, but a lot of times being married the property is in this husband's name. If the husband died and woman inherited property, she could vote.
BECK: This is a problem really with like rental cars. I just want Hertz to know, me, I rent a car and I watch it like it's my own. But others who will remain nameless not — you know, you have our own car and you kind of drive it.
BARTON: That's right.
BECK: You park it in the back of the parking lot. You know, you park up next and any jalopy if it's not your car.
BARTON: That way in New Jersey. The constitutional provision is anyone who is worth 50 pounds, money, could vote. It wasn't straight out every man could vote in 1776.
BECK: When did it go away?
BARTON: It went away in 1809."
I know, I know.... "but its Beck and he's an idiot" right...?
No, he happens to be right most of the time, and he is definately right on this point, so STFU
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L.K.Eder
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yeah, sarah would never do that.
she has no time for that, she has to read all magazines and newspapers.
Jesus Christ, honesty must actually hurt. Don't make me pull the quotes from the (entire) speech where he basically kisses the founders' asses on his hands and knees, sucks them off for their accomplishments, and even gives them a reach-around. No, let's just play this sound bite and all pretend that he's bashing them. Reality doesn't really matter. **** it!
Grimy bastards.
Grimy bastards.
Article 15
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I bet they fart sometimes, too.
Though, even now all these years later we still look in awe of the small band of patriots who stood up and risked everything and defied an empire to declare that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states.
We're amazed at the debt to a founding generation that gave their blood, to give meaning to those words, pledging to each other their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. - same speech.
We're amazed at the debt to a founding generation that gave their blood, to give meaning to those words, pledging to each other their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. - same speech.
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Scandalous!
PatekPhilippe
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You mean kinda like you and your douchebag leftist professors did with Bush for 8 years?
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The T
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Laugh it up fuzzball. What part of the Tenth do you not understand? And show me in the Constitution where it gives you the right to vote?
Those of you who worship the founding fathers as though they shit marble must not really know much about them.
They did a good job given what they were starting out with, but they were plenty human and much of what they did we've had to undo.
Like for example...slavery?
Like for example, having to write a constitution that actually almost works?
Like for example the Bill of rights that they neglected to write?
They were men dealing with real problems and they did a good job, but they were NOT handing down the ten commandments, folks.
They did a good job given what they were starting out with, but they were plenty human and much of what they did we've had to undo.
Like for example...slavery?
Like for example, having to write a constitution that actually almost works?
Like for example the Bill of rights that they neglected to write?
They were men dealing with real problems and they did a good job, but they were NOT handing down the ten commandments, folks.
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