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GenThePerservering

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34. This is such hyperbolic nonsense

Reply to Irish_Dem (Original post)

Tue Jun 25, 2024, 11:13 PM

Jun 2024

It sounds almost trumplite.

They are not sacred.

They are not infallible.

I'm also grandchild of Irish immigrants - we do NOT think differently than everyone else...there are plenty of us around.

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Two most important documents in the history of the human race. [View all] Irish_Dem Jun 2024 OP

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Seriously? WarGamer Jun 2024 #4

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I know, I feel guilty about not mentioning the Magna Carta. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #9

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I was going to say... Charlie Chapulin Jun 2024 #20

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You are correct, sir. Charlie Chapulin Jun 2024 #24

The two? Really? Disaffected Jun 2024 #7

I believe the US Constitution and D of I are the two most important human rights docs Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #11

The Supreme Court has shit all over both. SamKnause Jun 2024 #8

Oh Lord Prairie Gates Jun 2024 #12

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Nothing like being ultra USA centric. former9thward Jun 2024 #18

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Both signed in my hometown. PCIntern Jun 2024 #21

The first was written by a boy from my hometown. Martin68 Jun 2024 #23

I'd have to disagree that the US Constitution was a work of genius because it originally preserved slavery and Martin68 Jun 2024 #22

Chuckles in historian. róisín_dubh Jun 2024 #25

Start with Magna Carta. Ocelot II Jun 2024 #26

Indeed, the courts are flirting with abolishing the Magna Carta Wednesdays Jun 2024 #30

I take a longer view of history. SarahD Jun 2024 #27

The Constitution and ALL of its amendments Wednesdays Jun 2024 #28

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I agree. TomSlick Jun 2024 #32

I guess canetoad Jun 2024 #36

That's unkind. TomSlick Jun 2024 #38

This is embarrassing. DavidDvorkin Jun 2024 #33

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Dream on canetoad Jun 2024 #35

not the Constitution, it is very flawed Celerity Jun 2024 #37

Really? SocialDemocrat61 Jun 2024 #39