What do you wish had happened in regards to 1776, the war of independence, and the declaration?
I think Jefferson's Declaration of Independence was right, but John Adams kind of ruined it by giving Washington too much power first as general rather than leaving it up to the asskicking militias and that lead to more and more forced union. Adams didn't care to undo any of the damage, although Washington did his best to undo some of the damage he inadvertantly caused... I don't think Washington's culpability was that high considering that he had been a prisoner of war and that he could not be educated in his day because of dyslexia. I'd say he shared half the blame with Adams... what else, I don't know. I hope I never get tortured... I worry about it, even though I don't deserve it. They can and should just murder me and give my dead body back to my parents so my future dead body can become 100% ashes and never be buried, never be ressurected, never be resuscitated, and never be sent to another planet. Agents of the State can do scary things.
We shouldn't be trying to force union (which the Constitution was), we should be worried about restoring liberty (which the Declaration of Independence was) while taking into account the NAP and acting upon it during a majority of our lifetimes.
Even the Articles of Confederation was a mistake because it lead to nationalism and the Declaration intended for each colony to be a free and independent State. The Articles of Confederation was good, but not as much as no treaty between the States at all. It simply centralized their bind to each other by trying to be a law. The Declaration of Independence is divine, the Articles of Confederation was divinely inspired, and the Constitution sucks.
I conclude that the Spirit of 1776 was good, but its overall result wasn't good... all of which makes me much more grateful to reason and truth thanks to those who become super natural.
I think Jefferson's Declaration of Independence was right, but John Adams kind of ruined it by giving Washington too much power first as general rather than leaving it up to the asskicking militias and that lead to more and more forced union. Adams didn't care to undo any of the damage, although Washington did his best to undo some of the damage he inadvertantly caused... I don't think Washington's culpability was that high considering that he had been a prisoner of war and that he could not be educated in his day because of dyslexia. I'd say he shared half the blame with Adams... what else, I don't know. I hope I never get tortured... I worry about it, even though I don't deserve it. They can and should just murder me and give my dead body back to my parents so my future dead body can become 100% ashes and never be buried, never be ressurected, never be resuscitated, and never be sent to another planet. Agents of the State can do scary things.
We shouldn't be trying to force union (which the Constitution was), we should be worried about restoring liberty (which the Declaration of Independence was) while taking into account the NAP and acting upon it during a majority of our lifetimes.
Even the Articles of Confederation was a mistake because it lead to nationalism and the Declaration intended for each colony to be a free and independent State. The Articles of Confederation was good, but not as much as no treaty between the States at all. It simply centralized their bind to each other by trying to be a law. The Declaration of Independence is divine, the Articles of Confederation was divinely inspired, and the Constitution sucks.
I conclude that the Spirit of 1776 was good, but its overall result wasn't good... all of which makes me much more grateful to reason and truth thanks to those who become super natural.
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