Doesn't matter what you are talking about. To condemn the best country in the world for a behavior that virtually every other country also did makes no sense. Our founding fathers went so far as to put provisions in the Constitution that would help ensure that s***ery eventually ended, yet instead of recognizing that was what the provisions were in their for now l*****ts use those provisions in an attempt to prove how evil they were.

The 3/5s provision is a perfect example. S***es were considered just 3/5s of a person not because they were of less value than free men, but because that kept s***e holding states from exerting more power in government to prevent change. Remember, state legislators are designated based on state population. The more people the more legislators a state is given. Had they counted s***es the same as free men the south would have had control of both the house and the senate and s***ery would not have ended. But, of course, now people try to claim that they were saying that b****s were less human than w****s, which was not the case at all.

It is one thing to work for change today. It is quite another to attempt to erase the very people that made it possible for you to have the freedom to criticize government. Their forward thinking gave us the greatest nation in the world, yet the left is hell bent on destroying it and rewriting our history.

You are using the same faulty reasoning that the left is currently using about Trump. Relative to Biden Trump was a great president. Relative to Lincoln not so much. You choose to dwell so much on the past that you can't even see what is going on in the present.

Doesn't matter what you are talking about. To condemn the best country in the world for a behavior that virtually every other country also did makes no sense. Our founding fathers went so far as to put provisions in the Constitution that would help ensure that s***ery eventually ended, yet instead of recognizing that was what the provisions were in their for now l*****ts use those provisions in an attempt to prove how evil they were.

The 3/5s provision is a perfect example. S***es were considered just 3/5s of a person not because they were of less value than free men, but because that kept s***e holding states from exerting more power in government to prevent change. Remember, state legislators are designated based on state population. The more people the more legislators a state is given. Had they counted s***es the same as free men the south would have had control of both the house and the senate and s***ery would not have ended. But, of course, now people try to claim that they were saying that b****s were less human than w****s, which was not the case at all.

It is one thing to work for change today. It is quite another to attempt to erase the very people that made it possible for you to have the freedom to criticize government. Their forward thinking gave us the greatest nation in the world, yet the left is hell bent on destroying it and rewriting our history.

You are using the same faulty reasoning that the left is currently using about Trump. Relative to Biden Trump was a great president. Relative to Lincoln not so much. You choose to dwell so much on the past that you can't even see what is going on in the present.

No, Archie, we are not a Muslim nation either.
We are not a religion-based nation and that's the part you "Christians" seem to be stuck on.
I probably have a much better grasp of the founding fathers than you, although that's truly not difficult. Your view is based upon your beliefs and then projecting them to the founding fathers.
In the end, they were not infallible nor were they god-like. They were only a bunch of rich white guys.
In the end, we don't even have the best form of government (my opinion). Look at Great Britain. When they lost faith in the Prime Minister, he resigned. In the USA when 70% of the country lost faith in Fat Donny, he tried to violently take over the Capital to change the e******n.

In response to an id!to Red Hatter, allow me to say that you could not be more wrong. The United States is not now, nor was it ever a country based upon any religion and that includes Christianity.

In 1791, in the Treaty of Tripoli, the United States declared, “[t]he government of the United States is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion.” 1 Proposals have been made to amend the United States Constitution to make it a Christian nation, but never have these attracted sufficient support to be seriously considered.

Additionally, the most visible reference to god on our currency are the words, "In God We Trust". This was added in 1955, and added into the Pledge of Allegiance in 1956, quite a few years after 1776 and 1789, although it did appear on coins going back as far as 1864.
In the end, this too was a joke. I recall seeing signs in local stores saying, "In God We Trust, All others pay cash".

Now that I've given you some of the facts, you will go on with your deluded view that this is a Christian Nation. I attribute this to you being a zealot who has intentionally blinded himself to the t***h. But, if you thought of anything in a logical way, you would understand that religions, in general, requires blind faith and stupidity for their survival.

Go forth and pray to the invisible man that lives in the sky.