The Founding Fathers were too stupid to say what they meant… or something
08Tuesday May 2012
Posted by Joe Dan Gorman in America, God at Boiling the Frogs.
Partially hosted here, for the readers of Ole Glory News, in agreement with the Author. H/T Joe Dan Gorman.
According to the secular-left, anti-God forces, who for years have been trying to distort, bury and airbrush away any and all evidence of our rich Christian Heritage—our founding fathers were —simply put——too stupid to articulate what they really meant to say (you know, some real Beavis & Buttheads like Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson). Thank goodness some Anti-God jacka$$es came along in 1947 and started translating for us, huh?
If you are detecting a hint of sarcasm/ skepticism on my part— DO NOT CHANGE THE CHANNEL–it’s because any intellectually-honest analysis proves these assertions to be nothing more than ill-informed, arrogant bull$hit (okay, no more bad words, I promise, but that one just fit). You have to really, really, REALLY want to believe this nonsense.
“NUANCE-FREE ZONE” No. 1– I’m not at all a fan of ‘the nuance’—which I have come to learn is just another ‘progressive tactic’ to mentally contort and snuggly place ‘one’s own head’ up ‘one’s own ass’ (ass is in the bible—think donkey) in an attempt to prove a point which otherwise has no supporting data. In other words, ‘nuance’ is the intentional complicating of something basic, simple and true for the sole purpose of promoting a counter agenda.
So let’s get right to it and start with that ‘poorly written, unconstitutional Bill of Rights… in fact, let’s start with the first sentence of the first amendment.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;
Okay, let’s break down this massively-complex collection of words:
- “Congress shall make no law” —–let’s see, that translates to…“Congress shall make no law”…. Okay, that was kind of easy, it must get more difficult from here
- “respecting an establishment of religion” translates to “that has ANYTHING to do with religion”
- “or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;” translates to “government is forbidden from placing ANY obstacles in the way of citizens freely exercising this right”
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Tags: 1st Amendment, Anti-God, Ben Franklin, Boiling The Frogs, Christian Heritage, Thomas Jefferson
Comments (4)
Rebecca, I love this, please, keep it up. I totally support your efforts here.
Thank you, Tony, from the bottom of my heart. AMERICA and those who will follow us, are dependent upon us to tell the truth now. It is now or never…so I choose now.
Be Blessed.
Rebecca Figone, please keep up the good works, which I see here. I love all of your posts on here, you are, A True Patriot!
Thank you so much, Tony. YOU, too, are a TRUE PATRIOT.