Were the people more free after? The normal person's life was unchanged.

Who was more free? The rich to pay less taxes?

Get real.

Perhaps you take too much for granted yourself.

The failure of the constitution to define the people was grossly negligent

using enlightenment intellectualism without being grounded with tried and true ethnic definition was pathetic

disgustingly so

all those who died in the "revolution" (devolution!) died for nothing

Fortunately the US has resources and people as they are continue technologically and so it could absorb the failure for a while

You would rather America be a commonwealth state then? How are Canada and Australia doing?

So, to think that shedding the monarchy (ethnic tribal group) was somehow a good thing is ridiculous

IF anything the US should have been established as a new Monarchy

(obviously)

with its own king

It was Lincoln who desttroyed our demographics, not Washington

Instead of the pathetic and nonsensical definition of the "conceptual state" and "conceptual citizen" that followd

makes me sick

Rome began with the same principles

should have stuck to them

oh, you mean as a conceptual idea

lol

Rome was a city comprised of drifters bound by conceptual citizenship

Yeah, you think that is what made Rome strong?

let me laugh...

Apparently you dont understand how Rome was established.

The clown show continues

Alright bud

Regardless, like I said, an American Monarchy was the obvious resolution to the issues of the colonies

not rejection of all European tribal tradition in some enlightenment masturbatory utopian fantasy

fucking assholes

They betrayed their people.

They want to set up some kind of legal protections under the umbrella of an American monarchy or American Empire? Fine.

To throw it all out for the sake of "liberty and the pursuit of happiness"

oh god.

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Unicorn farts and Rainbow wallpaper

pretty sounding poetic words meaning nothing

What you marsupials are talking about?

The betrayal of the "revolution"

"but we're so rich" --- conflating rich with the betrayal

is the usual pacifier