Are all men are created equal?

[Flash]

So is the right to life and liberty unalienable??

No. Humans (in the U. S.) can be deprived of life, liberty, and property by due process of law.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

How exactly is this OP a current event? Dipshit.

All socks are dipshits.

I wonder how many socks are pedos since they always have something to hide?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

We Don't Need More Prisons; We Need More Morgues


Criminals are mutated enemies of the human race, so it doesn't apply to them. It's like saying that soldiers convicted of treason should still get veterans' benefits.

Agreed. If the Capitol police had shot every Insurrectionist coming up the Capitol steps, We, the People would have less prisoners.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

So off all the people who attacked the nation on J/6?

Yes. At least while they were in the act of criminally assaulting police.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

It's common knowledge that the US Declaration was writing to the King of Britain.

The fact that Jefferson was deeply involved in the drafting of Virginia's Declaration of Rights, and his full throated support for the French Revolution are iron clad evidence Jefferson was ideologically committed in principle to the idea of universal natural rights. It wasn't just an act for the benefit of George III.

You can sneer down your nose at Jefferson you want, but by 18th century standards, the Enlightenment project of universal rights Jefferson hitched his wagon to were absolutely radical.

Agreed on all points.

Also notice that George Mason is an unsung hero whose contribution to both the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Declaration of Independence is greatly under appreciated.

https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/1221/george-mason

Mason drafted Virginia Declaration of Rights
Part of his responsibility involved drafting the Virginia Declaration of Rights. In part at the insistence of James Madison, the Virginia declaration came to include a strong guarantee of religious liberty (and not simply religious toleration as Mason had first proposed) that was similar to the free exercise clause later included in the First Amendment. It also contained a provision protecting freedom of the press, although it did not include a comparable protection for freedom of speech. Thomas Jefferson borrowed from and refined Mason’s assertion that “all men are born equally free and independent” when he wrote the Declaration of Independence.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

So YOU get to choose who?

He’s a sock. Imagine him with one on each hand….talking to each other. LOL

 

[Matt Dillon]

How exactly is this OP a current event? Dipshit.

LoL!

 

[Matt Dillon]

All socks are dipshits.

I wonder how many socks are pedos since they always have something to hide?

Agreed. If the Capitol police had shot every Insurrectionist coming up the Capitol steps, We, the People would have less prisoners.

Yes. At least while they were in the act of criminally assaulting police.

Agreed on all points.

Also notice that George Mason is an unsung hero whose contribution to both the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Declaration of Independence is greatly under appreciated.

https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/1221/george-mason

He’s a sock. Imagine him with one on each hand….talking to each other. LOL

You must have an extra chromosome or some shit. And you post about "pedo" way too much not to be overly interested in that.

 

[evince]

He’s a sock. Imagine him with one on each hand….talking to each other. LOL

One Chinese and one Russian

 

[Dutch Uncle]

You must have an extra chromosome or some shit. And you post about "pedo" way too much not to be overly interested in that.

:tardthoughts

12B. Tard thoughts is right, Matt. You shouldn’t post under the influence, dude.

 

[Matt Dillon]

12B. Tard thoughts is right, Matt. You shouldn’t post under the influence, dude.

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?153833-Trump-TV&p=5257858#post5257858

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-agent-s-wife-and-child&p=5252155#post5252155

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-agent-s-wife-and-child&p=5252295#post5252295

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-agent-s-wife-and-child&p=5252325#post5252325

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-agent-s-wife-and-child&p=5252329#post5252329

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-agent-s-wife-and-child&p=5252352#post5252352

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...-agent-s-wife-and-child&p=5254160#post5254160

And I'm just getting started, you fucking sick bird. I'm gonna compile a huge list and start a thread about your obsession.

Just like crackheads are always calling others crackheads? The same applies to pedos, IMO.

 

[Rune]

If the right to liberty is unalienable, how could we ever put someone in prison?

One relinquishes inalienable rights when one breaks the rule of law.

 

[Rune]

It's common knowledge that the US Declaration was writing to the King of Britain.

The fact that Jefferson was deeply involved in the drafting of Virginia's Declaration of Rights, and his full throated support for the French Revolution are iron clad evidence Jefferson was ideologically committed in principle to the idea of universal natural rights. It wasn't just an act for the benefit of George III.

You can sneer down your nose at Jefferson you want, but by 18th century standards, the Enlightenment project of universal rights Jefferson hitched his wagon to were absolutely radical.

True, not much of history can be judged by today's standards.

 

[Cypress]

Agreed on all points.

Also notice that George Mason is an unsung hero whose contribution to both the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Declaration of Independence is greatly under appreciated.

https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/1221/george-mason

I think Mason would be more well known, except I think he ultimately voted against adopting the US Constitution, which put him on the wrong side of history.

 

[Phantasmal]

I always understood that statement as all people born are given equal treatment by the law. Very idealistic.

And something the Founders didn’t believe, 3/5 a person? No equality for women. We started out on a lot of inequality.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

12B. Tard thoughts is right, Matt. You shouldn’t post under the influence, dude.

Hmm, looks like one to me. Too bad he's on ignore or I'd let the powers know.

 

[LurchAddams]

“We hold these truths to be self evident… that all men are created equal.”

Do you believe this is true?

No. If you're born the child of a Queens, NY millionaire you can collude with Russia while running for president, try to extort Ukraine to make your opponent seem dirty, lie about a stolen election, attack your own country, steal top secret documents and - face zero consequences for your crimes.

Had you or I done any of that, we'd have been in jail 2 years ago.

 

[Jarod]

No. If you're born the child of a Queens, NY millionaire you can collude with Russia while running for president, try to extort Ukraine to make your opponent seem dirty, lie about a stolen election, attack your own country, steal top secret documents and - face zero consequences for your crimes.

Had you or I done any of that, we'd have been in jail 2 years ago.

Somehow Trump created this image of being ridiculously wealthy and invincible. A group of easily suggestible Americans fell for it, and it became true. The invisibility part, not the wealth is easily suggestive of people hold tight to a falsehood once they have embraced it.

It was the same way as the Iraq war. The minute the thrall is over. They abandon the idea in droves.

 

[Jarod]

One relinquishes inalienable rights when one breaks the rule of law.

Then it is not unalienable is it?

 

[Cypress]

No. If you're born the child of a Queens, NY millionaire you can collude with Russia while running for president, try to extort Ukraine to make your opponent seem dirty, lie about a stolen election, attack your own country, steal top secret documents and - face zero consequences for your crimes.

Had you or I done any of that, we'd have been in jail 2 years ago.

Thomas Jefferson was making a philosophical statement in that Declaration

Equality, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are Nature's law or God's law, which exist independently of man's law, exists independently of the opinions of kings, monarchs, or the popular will.

That is to say that natural law exists by virtue of us simply being human, regardless if the civil authorities, government, or popular opinion act on it or acknowledge it.