The Constitution was designed to make liberalism illegal.

[Brutus]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

 

[peach174]

Exactly my question also.
Why do Dems and some Repubs believe in Socialism?
It has never worked.
Our Constitution is for a Republic form of government, not communism, not socialism or Marxism.
None of these 3 types of governments ever work, they always collapse eventually.
Hell that is why China went Capitalistic because they were going downhill with complete communism.

 

[del]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

apparently, some of us are really, really stupid.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

Actually, I think it was designed to keep people like you from ruling over the rest of us like a bunch of authoritarian fucktards.

 

[Brutus]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

apparently, some of us are really, really stupid.

yes the liberal has no idea whatsoever that our government was designed to be limited. No matter how big it becomes they always more more and more tax and spend. They lack the IQ to understand how freedom works.

 

[Brutus]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

Actually, I think it was designed to keep people like you from ruling over the rest of us like a bunch of authoritarian fucktards.

the liberal lacks the IQ to know that liberal authortarian government is the oppposite of what the Founders intended when they wrote the Constitution.

 

[L.K.Eder]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

 

[Wicked Jester]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

The sheer entertainment value of libs alone is worth tolerating the ignorant lil' fools.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

Actually, I think it was designed to keep people like you from ruling over the rest of us like a bunch of authoritarian fucktards.

the liberal lacks the IQ to know that liberal authortarian government is the oppposite of what the Founders intended when they wrote the Constitution.

The extremes on both the right and the left are authoritarians and the Founders would approve of neither one.

 

[Dragon]

As I said on another thread, "Brutus" in Latin means stupid or bestial. This poster chose his name well.

Got any backup to that incredibly silly claim that the Constitution was designed to make liberalism illegal? Like what provisions in the Constitution do this and how? And what the hell you mean by "liberalism"?

 

[Cuyo]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

apparently, some of us are really, really stupid.

Too bad it didn't make stupid illegal...

 

[Brutus]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

apparently, some of us are really, really stupid.

Too bad it didn't make stupid illegal...

By making liberalism illegal the Constitution did make stupidity, in effect, illegal.
The problem is that, despite being stupid, the liberals have managed to get around the Constitution's mandate for limited government

 

[jillian]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

apparently, some of us are really, really stupid.

yes the liberal has no idea whatsoever that our government was designed to be limited. No matter how big it becomes they always more more and more tax and spend. They lack the IQ to understand how freedom works.

that's really funny..... you think the constitution was intended to make half the country illegal?

i'm not even going to bother telling you how braindead that is.

 

[Brutus]

that's really funny..... you think the constitution was intended to make half the country illegal?

at the time all of the country wanted freedom or limited government. Sorry

i'm not even going to bother telling you how braindead that is.

wanting freedom is brain dead to a liberal isn't it??

 

[Dragon]

at the time all of the country wanted freedom or limited government.

All right, NOW I think I see what your "thinking" (or simian prototype thereof) consists in. You are saying:

1) Liberalism = unlimited government
2) The Constitution was enacted to weaken the government

Both are wrong.

Next!

 

[Sallow]

So why is Liberalism so tolerated today? What is wrong with us?

The United States Constitution is one of the most liberal documents in history.

 

[Sallow]

apparently, some of us are really, really stupid.

Too bad it didn't make stupid illegal...

By making liberalism illegal the Constitution did make stupidity, in effect, illegal.
The problem is that, despite being stupid, the liberals have managed to get around the Constitution's mandate for limited government

The Constitution was written by Liberals. Why would they make themselves illegal?

 

[Truthmatters]

that's really funny..... you think the constitution was intended to make half the country illegal?

at the time all of the country wanted freedom or limited government. Sorry

i'm not even going to bother telling you how braindead that is.

wanting freedom is brain dead to a liberal isn't it??

So when the founders lead us in a fight against the ruling monarchy they were being conservatives?


Come on admitt it you are just trying to make cons look dumb and dont really believe what you are saying.

 

[Bern80]

As I said on another thread, "Brutus" in Latin means stupid or bestial. This poster chose his name well.

Got any backup to that incredibly silly claim that the Constitution was designed to make liberalism illegal? Like what provisions in the Constitution do this and how? And what the hell you mean by "liberalism"?

The enumerated powers of Article I, Section 8, would be a good start.

 

[Sallow]

As I said on another thread, "Brutus" in Latin means stupid or bestial. This poster chose his name well.

Got any backup to that incredibly silly claim that the Constitution was designed to make liberalism illegal? Like what provisions in the Constitution do this and how? And what the hell you mean by "liberalism"?

The enumerated powers of Article I, Section 8, would be a good start.

Yeah.."enumerated".