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As you can see by this site https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ed-by-u-s-law/
I should have checked my fact checker because it was delivered because of a law passed by Congress in 2000.
I wonder what party was in control of the House in 2000???
I think almost all of us are in agreement that it should not have been delivered, but is it wrong for the President to obey the laws that Congress passes and if so is it okay for us to also disobey whatever laws we think are not right?
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Originally posted by SB Shock View Post
American Thinker is just a news aggregate site for conservative journalists for their news and opinion articles. Just because you don't like their opinion or perspective doesn't make them fake.
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Originally posted by Awesome Sauce Malone View Post
I dont know why you're quoting me. Furthermore I dont really give a **** what Pete Buttigieg or Ted Cruz have to say about anything.
With that said if you'd like my comment on the article - they're both right.
Facts are that the Constitutional Convention was made up of men who disagreed on a number of issues. The only issue that ALL men at the Convention agreed upon was that they wanted this fragile UNION of 13 states with competing needs) to continue. If they couldn't come to an agreement (over slavery, etc.), the United States of America was most likely "dead from the beginning", and we would probably now (currently) be having an allegiance to the Queen of England (War of 1812), or speaking French (the French had most of the Americas west of the beginning 13 colonies), whose territories we bought in 1803 (I think) in what is known as the Louisiana Purchase. The times of the Constitutional Convention were complex times and there was more peril and the possibility that we would fail to reach an agreement than we would be successful. Thanks goodness they found a way to Compromise on these issues even as flawed as the final document may seem. If you consider all that was going on, the document is a wonderful document that has stood the tests of time with the changes that we have needed by ending slavery, adding eligible voters, ect.Last edited by Shockm; December 31, 2019, 12:09 PM.
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Originally posted by Shockm View PostYou are quoted only because you refuse to acknowledge Buttegieg's stating untrue facts..
Secondly, You’re not the person who quoted me. So your explanation as quoted above makes absolutely no sense to me. Perhaps let big boys and girls speak for themselves?
Finally, regarding whatever you wrote that I surely didnt read. As I stated, Theyre both right. We can agree that its a complex issue. What we wont agree on however is that slavery no matter by whom or when, is wrong.
The disagreement comes in the fact that while there surely were people who were against slavery, they didnt care enough to abolish it from the get go
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Originally posted by Awesome Sauce Malone View PostWhat we wont agree on however is that slavery no matter by whom or when, is wrong.
The disagreement comes in the fact that while there surely were people who were against slavery, they didnt care enough to abolish it from the get go
I can't believe that there is anyone who reads or submits statements on this board who would believe that slavery was ever okay. It was wrong then and it is wrong now.
Your lack of knowledge and wisdom also shows on your second statement that those who were against slavery didn't care enough to abolish it. I would imagine that there were some who were offended by others who refused to alter their views of slavery. However, if our weak coalition of states was going to survive, they believed that they had to compromise.
-You (ASM) need to read more about the history of America. There are very good books about our weak coalition of states in 1789 when George Washington became our first President.
-You probably don't realize that the French Revolution occurred at approximately the same time as the American Revolution.\
-Free African Americans in the South (Louisiana around New Orleans) also owned black slaves from Africa in the late 1700's-early 1800's.
There are many interesting historical facts that you could benefit from if you cared to educate yourself because you are correct that times were complex and still are. It's too bad, that today, people cannot find the means to compromise to find solutions to issues of disagreement.
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You wrote an English 101 paper only to prove that I was right in what we would disagree on? I see - the space between sentences is throwing you off. Kind of like Ron Burgandy you just read whats on the card. Got it.
Listen here Champ, Slavery is bad. Compromising on slavery is also bad. We agree on the former and as I stated from the get go would disagree on the latter.
Its the holiday season so I'll refrain from letting you know where you can take all that talk about what I need to be doing.
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Originally posted by Awesome Sauce Malone View PostYou wrote an English 101 paper only to prove that I was right in what we would disagree on? I see - the space between sentences is throwing you off. Kind of like Ron Burgandy you just read whats on the card. Got it.
Listen here Champ, Slavery is bad. Compromising on slavery is also bad. We agree on the former and as I stated from the get go would disagree on the latter.
Its the holiday season so I'll refrain from letting you know where you can take all that talk about what I need to be doing.Livin the dream
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Originally posted by Awesome Sauce Malone View PostYou wrote an English 101 paper only to prove that I was right in what we would disagree on? I see - the space between sentences is throwing you off. Kind of like Ron Burgandy you just read whats on the card. Got it.
Listen here Champ, Slavery is bad. Compromising on slavery is also bad. We agree on the former and as I stated from the get go would disagree on the latter.
Its the holiday season so I'll refrain from letting you know where you can take all that talk about what I need to be doing.
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Originally posted by Shockm View Post
You’re a stupid idiot. If compromising on any issue was a decision between giving a little and our country being decimated within (gobbled up by ourselves because we refused to give a Little), you’d probably advocate for being a part of Another country. That’s the decision our forefathers faced.Livin the dream
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Originally posted by Shockm View Post
You’re a stupid idiot. If compromising on any issue was a decision between giving a little and our country being decimated within (gobbled up by ourselves because we refused to give a Little), you’d probably advocate for being a part of Another country. That’s the decision our forefathers faced.
You poor little baby. At least have the balls to say that you’re perfectly fine with slavery. At least save us both from having to read you’re very poor argument as to why Slavery was ok.
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Originally posted by Awesome Sauce Malone View Post
yOu’Re A sTuPiD iDiOt haha
You poor little baby. At least have the balls to say that you’re perfectly fine with slavery. At least save us both from having to read you’re very poor argument as to why Slavery was ok.Livin the dream
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Originally posted by wufan View Post
Is compromising on gun control bad? Gender identity? Taxes? Healthcare? Abortion? Immigration? Should we understand that many people have principled arguments, or should we make half the country criminals?
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Originally posted by Awesome Sauce Malone View Post
And here we are. The part Where someone starts throwing out red herrings in hopes itll take away from the actual conversation being had. But hey however you want to live your life man.
I will ask you to clarify your opinion:
Is it ever okay to compromise on slavery? If not, why not?Livin the dream
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