Who founded America left wing or right wing [picture]..

[2aguy]

If you mean "America" that's very complicated indeed.

If you mean the United States, that would be Liberals.

Can't hep' ya with the horse stuff though.

Liberals who are called Conservatives today.......those who want to preserve what the Founders created.....vs. left wingers who want to destroy it, but who hide their intentions by calling themselves "liberals."

 

[Harry Dresden]

If you mean "America" that's very complicated indeed.

If you mean the United States, that would be Liberals.

Can't hep' ya with the horse stuff though.

that would be whatever was considered a liberal and conservative back then....more than just liberals wanted the british out.....

 

[Pogo]

If you mean "America" that's very complicated indeed.

If you mean the United States, that would be Liberals.

Can't hep' ya with the horse stuff though.

Liberals who are called Conservatives today.......those who want to preserve what the Founders created.....vs. left wingers who want to destroy it, but who hide their intentions by calling themselves "liberals."

"Liberal" does not mean "left" nor does it mean "conservative". Play with words all you like but you don't change political science terms just because of your own ignorance.

I am real intrigued by this picture , who founded America liberals or conservatives?

Discus...

The indisputable answer is CONSERVATIVES! No matter what they thought of or called themselves at the time. The simple proof of that is had Liberals founded the USA, conservatism would be outlawed and conservatives would all be illegal, censured and locked away in prison on hate-speech charges.

Only Conservatives are stupid enough to create a great country as this then open the doors to all no matter how different, including those who hate and want to destroy you.

See above, word for word.

The conservatives of the 18th century were the Royalists. That was the status quo and they wanted to conserve it.

 

[Pogo]

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Discovery: Vikings.
First permanent settlement: Pilgrims.
Creation of the United States: There were no political parties at the time of our nation's creation, only some differing opinions as to the rights for its citizens and not wanting an oppressive government, as England was.

Ah but he didn't say political parties, he said "Liberals or Conservatives".

The latter were the Royalists who fancied staying part of the British Empire, the former were the rebels who reasoned that power derives from the consent of the governed and not from some racketeer collusion of aristocracy and clergy.
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"America" of course is much more complicated, that's where your Vikings come in. The first permanent settlement I suspect was in Hispaniola, which is now split between the DR and Haiti.

Fun fact: Haiti was the second independent republic in the Americas, and it took us eons to recognize that.

I was citing the first permanent settlement (Jamestown) in the actual North American Continent not the Caribbean islands.

I know but he said "America" which is two continents. And Leif Ericsson landed in what is now Canada, so that's not the US. It's either "America" or "the US", can't be both. He also said "founded", which sounds like he means the US.

On the continental landmasses proper, São Vicente was founded in what is now Brazil in 1532.

Americans don't have to question what someone means when they say America. An American would know that a person is talking about the United States of America.

What continent is Brazil in?
How 'bout Canada?
Costa Rica?
Mexico?
Uruguay?

 

[Pogo]

If you mean "America" that's very complicated indeed.

If you mean the United States, that would be Liberals.

Can't hep' ya with the horse stuff though.

Slavers founded America

In part, but "slaver" isn't a political position. You might as well say "farmers"..