#constitutionalist

[reality-detective]

[azuremallone]

What the fuck do you think a womb and being pregnant is? It's a room full of one or more persons who get killed in seconds, right? And newsflash, a person purchasing a gun goes through a lengthy process and a waiting period but a person who is legitimately going off to intentionally commit murder doesn't? It makes perfect sense to apply laws uniformly when there's a chance of life being at risk. The fallacy here is the presumption that anyone buying a gun will murder, but that's not true with over 393 million firearms in the United States.

You heard me: 393 MILLION FIREARMS.

How many mass murders happen in a year? Right, just the ones in the news. How many criminals are caught with firearms they can't walk into a gun store and just buy? Right? And if all the gun laws are supposed to prevent murders by firearms, then how come they keep getting them? Hmmm...

But for fuck's sake, 393 million motherfucking firearms and 29 thousand murders by firearm accounts for what percentage of those firearms in the United States? 29,000 is approximately 0.00738% of 393,000,000. Those 393 MILLION FIREARMS are LAWFULLY OWNED, that's why we know how many there are: They have their serial numbers recorded with the ATF and local law enforcement! Yes, they know who owns them. They know where they live! The firearms used on the streets are either stolen or illegally obtained -- as in, THEY ARE NOT LEGALLY SOLD AND DO NOT GO THROUGH THE SHIT THAT YOUNG MAN HAS TO DO JUST TO BUY ONE FOR SELF DEFENSE OR TO HUNT!

So let's boil this down: If legalized murder is called abortion and the ruling for women is that they could just walk in and walk out of an abortion clinic, having just murdered a defenseless human for which they were responsible for, and had the responsibility whereby they had every chance to use contraception but didn't, then a young man who wants to buy a gun should be able to just walk in and walk right on out with a gun the same day.

Better yet: Why then is it that if a pregnant woman who gets shot and killed, and the fetus dies, that the killer gets to enjoy two murder charges instead of one, when the woman if she were to get an abortion faces no murder charges?

Juxtaposed Murder Appreciation Day: Post stupid shit, get slapped with brutal honesty.

I can even hear all of the liberal feminist men addressing dainty little ol'me now...

[captain-price-unofficially]

Caterpillar tractor transformed into a armored flamethrower during tests on the outskirts of the city of Lorena/SP, during the Constitutionalist Revolution of 1932. It was built by São Paulo troops.

[drinkthemlock]

just showed the first small draft of my br regency story to my teacher and he said: “well i think you need to reforce how problematic slavery is more often”. hello???? one would think the reader knows that slavery and sexism and racism and ableism are bad without the author having to tell them again and again! omg

[truecenter]

Start a dating site for constitutionalists, call that framersonly.com

[12-gauge-rage]

Conservative or liberal

American. Next question.

[liberalsarecool]

The Constitution has rules. Republicans believe those rules are for other people.

Republicans calling themselves 'strict Constitutionalists' is perverse. They know it.

The double standard is the design, not the flaw.

[memecucker]

Shoutout to the time Thailand had a civil war over the transition from absolutist monarchy to a constitutional monarchy and the king at the time was on the side of the constitutionalists

[madamepestilence]

Welp. People have literally no excuse not to vote for Dr. Stein now.

Biden dropped from the election. There are literally no other Democratic candidates running - Harris isn't even currently running.

Current running candidates are Donald Trump (self-explanatory), Chase Oliver (Libertarian), RFKJ (literally a fascist antivaxxer), Dr. Jill Stein (Green Party, enough ballot access to win), Randall Terry (anti-abortion Constitutionalist), and Dr. Cornel West (explicit socialist, but nowhere near enough ballot access to win)

[dosesofcommonsense]

The dangers of the public school system is having your kids indoctrinated by whatever hardcore ideology they’re preaching. The risk also comes through teachers being offended and having their school districts back up their feelings.

What happened to you just being offended? What happened to teaching kids about sticks and stones? That was changed to feelings over facts.

Whether or not your kid is at a bad or good school isn’t the only issue. Absent parents letting schools or technology raise their kids is the bigger issue.

Many parents have forgotten or abdicated their roles to teachers, coaches, technology, and anything to fill their time. Go figure we have indoctrinated college kids in positions of power with zero ability to think or who lack awareness of the complete bill or rights and constitution.

Why are people mostly unaware of toxins in food? They’ve been groomed that way by parenting and available information.

How much Big Pharma money is in local education? How much is in college education? You know it’s been a YUGE helper of medical schools because our doctors are more akin to drug salesman than healthcare experts.

Why are our college kids struggling to understand American history, economics, and their role as contributing community members?

When you gatekeeper information, like Big Tech does to anything past basic information, it’s easy to dupe your audience.

True, but it comes down to who’s teaching the material. Your easily offended secondary communist who’s all for your 6-yo being another gender is going to teach that material differently than a Constitutionalist American.

How do kids believe all this stuff? Check out what they’re watching. When NickKids is promoting the sexualization of kids more than Disney, or YouTube kids is teaching the “fun” of communism, or they’re watching kids be “funny” on TikTok or Instagram by bullying and destroying property or eating Tide pods and drinking battery acid, you can blame any number of things YET it comes down to absent parents.

What would they believe? It can’t be that bad. What would they miss?

If you want your kids and this country to be a better place, it’s time to do the harder job of being an active and present parent to your kids than the easier job of letting someone or something else raise your kids.

[captain-price-unofficially]

Brazilian train transformed into a steel behemoth during the civil war by São Paulo forces in 1932, was nicknamed "Fantasma da Morte" (Ghost of Death)

[drinkthemlock]

re my previous post: not diminishing brazilian historians!!!!!!! I just wish they’d write about something other than the 20th century and the independence period and the colonial rebellions and the second empire and maybe (if you’re lucky) the gold rush

[oldgayjew]

I'm not a Republican ... I'm not a Democrat ... I'm not a Trumplican ... I'm not a Nazicrat ... I'm not a Libertarian, a Constitutionalist, an Independent, Communist, Socialist or Green ...

I'm a Father and a Grand-Father ...

... and that's how I will vote ...

... for the future ...

[tomorrowusa]

Joy Reid, a liberal constitutionalist, finds agreement with Robert Kagan, a conservative constitutionalist, on the danger of another Trump term.

Casting an idiotic "protest vote" for an impotent third party could put the country in the hands of Mein Trumpf.

[liberalsarecool]

Just remember, when all these strict Constitutionalists talk about keeping things the same as what the Founding Father intended, what will be Texas was speaking spanish.

So things change. You don't have to be the same as 1793.

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

So many people used to be Dems.

I'm sorry to say that I voted for Obama. He didn't bring any change, just more authoritarianism and war mongering.

I've been Independent ever since, but the America First movement embodies everything I believe in and THAT is why Republicanism is growing. Because Constitutionalist conservatives know what's up!