You are the one making accusations. All I did was quote what you said. You said the Founders’ intention didn’t matter. I say it does. Apart from anything else, do you agree that the Founders’ intentions is absolutely critical?
What accusations did I make?
And this is what I said:
“How does what they intended matter versus what we willingly did to ourselves?”
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“You’re quite right, and so am I, that it doesn’ matter what they intended, because what matters is what we did, and that’s the reality of it.”
With regard to your question-
“Apart from anything else, do you agree that the Founders’ intentions is absolutely critical?”
Sadly, the way you phrase that question forces me to answer thusly. The founder intentions were not absolutely critical in light of our direct action against it. What is “absolutely critical” in a fraudulent, marxist, muslim being president is that we “willfully elected him”.
That is why he is there, because a free people chose to put him there, that choice being the critical agent.
You don’t seem to understand that I’m not taking anything away from our founding fathers intentions whatsoever, because obviously, when people went into the booth to vote for this man, those intentions didn’t enter the equation.
What is absolutely critical in this situation is that a free people willingly voted to chuck there freedom down the head. And now, no one is going to reverse that horrific decision for us, and as a matter of fact, no one can reverse it for us EXCEPT US.
And if we choose again in the next election to throw our freedom down the head, then we will be doomed, and rightfully so, and the intentions of our founding fathers will not have mattered versus what we willfully did to ourselves.
I really cannot think of any way to make my point any clearer. Yes, I am a lover of our constitution, and it would be great if everyone else was too, but I’m also a crazy diamond in that regard, and I am simply pointing out the reality of our situation.