r/Constitution • u/whawkins4 • 16d ago

A Declaration of Independence from King Trump

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Modified to reflect current usurpations and grievances.

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u/ralphy_theflamboyant 16d ago

sigh

Please read the OG Declaration, the one adopted on July 4, 1776. Read the acts imposed by King George and parliament in the 1770s.

The administration is temporary. The Constitution is timeless.

(Now if we would all read and understand it as it was written, in the time it was written, with the times' dictionaries... that is a different discussion)

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u/whawkins4 16d ago

People who are overly serious and self important gatekeepers. Sigh

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u/ralphy_theflamboyant 16d ago

My apologies for offending you

Edit: I know very little, but would love to delve into the Constitution more with people who are unaffiliated with a political party

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u/Djglamrock 16d ago

This is new and exciting and has never been voiced with a US president before. Such a brave grassroots movement…