Conservatives take another L this week; same sex marriage passes

[MAKAVELI25]

Slaves were considered to be chattel, though.

Which is exactly my point. Only through considering blacks as less than men (mental gymnastics/bullshyt classifications) could Slavery be valid in the face of the Bill of Rights/US Constitution

 

[88m3]

 

[MAKAVELI25]

Slaves were considered to be chattel, though.

Are you saying that the constitution was misinterpreted for the first 75 years of its existence?

Do you believe black people fall under the definition of "men" as delineated in the US Constitution?

 

[CHL]

@Tuaminator great news right?

 

[MAKAVELI25]

@Pesci, don't run away

 

[ExodusNirvana]

Good. Now when can I legally get some quality weed?

All in due time.

 

[Pesci]

@Pesci, don't run away

my rep can't handle it

 

[MAKAVELI25]

my rep can't handle it

I'm not negging you, I'm just asking, do you believe black people fit under the Constitutions delineation of "Men"?

 

[BaldingSoHard]

States shouldn't exist they're antiquated.

 

[Pesci]

I'm not negging you, I'm just asking, do you believe black people fit under the Constitutions delineation of "Men"?

Of course I do. I'm just talking about the historical record. It seems like you're saying that the constitution was misinterpreted for 75 years or whatever.

Thanks for the neg, though.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

Of course I do.

Then use common sense/logic, how could one VALIDLY justify slavery under the bill of rights?

 

[Pesci]

Explain how a Constitution:

(1) that starts with the statement "All men are created equally"

I haven't read through the Constitution since college, but I thought that was the Declaration of Independence

 

[MAKAVELI25]

I haven't read through the Constitution since college, but I thought that was the Declaration of Independence

The bill of rights are the first 10 Amendments of the constitution

 

[88m3]

People Who Are Going To Be Very Disappointed When They Get To Canada
Hey, guys… I need to tell you something.

posted on Jun. 26, 2015, at 11:07 a.m.

Dave Stopera
BuzzFeed Staff

So, today the Supreme Court ruled in favor ofnationwide marriage equality, which has inevitably led to people tweeting about their plans to move to Canada. There’s just onnnnnne thing…
1.
So the US is now allowing gay marriages..... Time to move to Canada!

— xVanHoven (@xVanHoven)
2.
Moving to Canada, this country us corrupt.

— Coltontate08 (@Colton tate)
3.
I'm moving to Canada

— CoreyPyles3 (@Corey Pyles)
4.
Well, this country is going to hell after that. Moving to Canada

— Kakashi1426 (@kakashi1426)
5.
I'm moving to Canada.

— _LeeHudson_ (@Champ)
6.
Gay marriage is now legalized in the entire US. Moving to Canada.

— NeverThatKid (@Lord of Wolves)
7.
Moving to Canada aye

— zacgregory (@baby cub)
The government is fukked up

— zacgregory (@baby cub)
8.
Well looks like I'm moving to Canada, anyone wanna join?

— alexjjack (@alex Jack)
9.
moving to canada bye

— KayyyD (@kaci)
10.
Finding my wife and moving to Canada.

— RoyTheV (@Lee)
11.
I'm moving to Canada

— davidwhitice80 (@David Whitice)
12.
moving to Canada, this can't get any worse

— JohnnyAiken5 (@Johnny Trill)
13.
14.
I'm moving to Canada.. America is going down hill tbh no one remembers what our country was founded upon.

— KennedyHughes9 (@)
15.
I'm moving to Canada this country has gone crazy

— baum9artner (@Blake Baumgartner)
Like I said, there’s juuuuust one problem…
…and that’s that this happened…

Via nytimes.com
A DECADE AGO:

ENJOY!!!

http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/its-legal-there?bffb&utm_term=4ldqpgp#.qwexA0gDXJ

 

[ill]

to the Caliphate for getting this one right.