Would the founding fathers have approved of interracial marriage? No, I’d bet
Your bullshit of comparing race - which one is born with, and is neutral - with behavior, which is voluntary and maignant - is disgusting and offensive to black people or anyother “interracial” people you’re talking about.
I have friends of various races who deem such comparisons highly offensive.
you really do fail to see the difference between blacks and whites getting married and two of the same sex
I think those drugs you take have really damaged your brain
one of that one couple can reproduce
and another couple can’t
I’LL let yo to try and figure which couple is which
Are you a newbie or a troll?
MoreGovLess
Since Feb 10, 2008
Well, just damn. I'd best go wake up minha morena and tell her and the kids that the marriage is OFF!
NOT...
The nature of American culture has evolved. Not to the point of perversion or bestiality, but rather so that we can appreciate the pallet that God has painted our fellow men and women with.
"O que e um arco-iris com so uma cor?" - "What is a rainbow with but one color?". Answer: Pretty damn boring.
I'd submit that the Founding Father's didn't pursue interracial marriage because there wasn't enough women from any other group for them to find one suitable to pursue.
On the other hand, it was quite common in the frontier for settlers, traders and mountain men to take an Indian or Mexican wife.
Others were more likely impacted by the overwhelming need to survive. Sticking with their given society rather than risk hostile encounters with different cultural groups. It was a different world then. Opportunity for racial integration was not as common as it is today.
I won't even go into slavery. My mind won't process that terror this early in the morning.
Suffice to say, whatever would have motivated the Founding Fathers, the situation is obviously far different today than 200 years ago. We have ample opportunity for contact with many different cultures and societies and explore common bonds such as Christian faith, conservatism and other moral values. My wife has made me more conservative than I thought I've ever be.
And I have to treat her like and angel, because in my heart, I'm not really sure that she isn't one.